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System Name | Cookies N Cream Sundae with Strawberries on top. |
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Processor | Intel | i7 2600K | 4.2Ghz | 1.30v | HT Disabled |
Motherboard | Asus | Maximus IV Extreme | P67 Chipset | B3 Revision |
Cooling | Corsair H80 | BZ-502B | Corsair SP120/AF120 | 200mm Spectre Pro |
Memory | Mushkin Blackline | DDR3 | CL8 | 4x2GB @ 1600Mhz | 1.50v |
Video Card(s) | Asus | GTX 670 | DirectCU II | GPU: 1056Mhz | MEM: 1803Mhz |
Storage | Mushkin | Chronos Deluxe | 240GB | R: 560MB/s | W: 520MB/s |
Display(s) | Asus | VE248H | 24" | LED |
Case | Corsair | Graphite Series | 600T White | Window Side-Panel |
Audio Device(s) | Realtek | HD Audio | Creative | Sound Blaster | X-Fi | Go! Pro |
Power Supply | Corsair | AX850 | 80+ Gold certified | Fully modular |
Software | Microsoft | Windows 7 | Professional | x64 | OEM |
Benchmark Scores | BlackWidow | DeathAdder | Goliathus | Creative Fatal1ty Headset |
I currently own the Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 240GB.
Just recently, my computer suffered a random BSOD crash while surfing the internet.
After restarting my computer manually, via reset button on my case, the SSD was no longer existent in my BIOS (or through booting), after turning my computer on and off; still the SSD was not found.
I flipped the switch off and on, on my power supply and then my SSD was existent. Everything went smoothly and seemed fine like it never happened.
However, the main issue here is, it's still happening. My computer has not crashed since, but if I shut down my computer down then come back after a few hours the SSD doesn't exist anymore... BUT!
If I flip the switch on the power supply, and then back on, the SSD can now be seen again.
What's the solution to this? I'm guessing a faulty Motherboard (most likely the port itself) or a faulty power cable or SATA cable. Either of three.
Thoughts?
Just recently, my computer suffered a random BSOD crash while surfing the internet.
After restarting my computer manually, via reset button on my case, the SSD was no longer existent in my BIOS (or through booting), after turning my computer on and off; still the SSD was not found.
I flipped the switch off and on, on my power supply and then my SSD was existent. Everything went smoothly and seemed fine like it never happened.
However, the main issue here is, it's still happening. My computer has not crashed since, but if I shut down my computer down then come back after a few hours the SSD doesn't exist anymore... BUT!
If I flip the switch on the power supply, and then back on, the SSD can now be seen again.
What's the solution to this? I'm guessing a faulty Motherboard (most likely the port itself) or a faulty power cable or SATA cable. Either of three.
Thoughts?