Arabicuser
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- Jun 11, 2013
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System Name | First build |
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Processor | Intel i7-3930K |
Motherboard | Asus Rampage IV Extreme |
Memory | Patriot Viper 32GB 2133MHz |
Storage | Samsung 840 Pro 256GB |
Case | Cooler Master HAF X 942 |
Power Supply | Seasonic X-1250W |
Software | Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit |
Hi again,
I want to post about the issue i have with my SSD, it is a Samsung 840 Pro 512GB, installed in my latest laptop, i the beginning it performed excellent or great, but within the time and almost more than 70% filled, it is not slow and boot to windows 7 in about 50 seconds or 1 minutes, so even my Seagate hybrid doing better then, i posted a result from AS SSD and it showed 1K bad and also in Samsung Magician it said that AHCI is not available and can't recognize the connected SATA and it is connected to SATAIII, i remember first time i did installed it was fine and recognized the SATA and AHCI enabled, what happened that it changed everything?
Now how can i fix this SSD issue even if i free a lot of space? Should i try to reformat it after i move all data or can i fix it without format and will this return back its high performance?
I want to post about the issue i have with my SSD, it is a Samsung 840 Pro 512GB, installed in my latest laptop, i the beginning it performed excellent or great, but within the time and almost more than 70% filled, it is not slow and boot to windows 7 in about 50 seconds or 1 minutes, so even my Seagate hybrid doing better then, i posted a result from AS SSD and it showed 1K bad and also in Samsung Magician it said that AHCI is not available and can't recognize the connected SATA and it is connected to SATAIII, i remember first time i did installed it was fine and recognized the SATA and AHCI enabled, what happened that it changed everything?
Now how can i fix this SSD issue even if i free a lot of space? Should i try to reformat it after i move all data or can i fix it without format and will this return back its high performance?