Now the PC was way slower (obviously because there was no SSD anymore), but not only slower, but everything kept freezing and stuff. They said that both HDDs are fine, but the SSD showed issues when tested.Īlright, went home and took out the SSD and installed the Windows and all my programs on the 1TB HDD, and all my video games still on the 4TD HDD. I ran out of ideas so I went to an IT repair shop or however it was called, and gave 108 freaking euros to have my PC tested.

Scanned both of them and the SSD for errors with HDDTune, no errors.Ĭhanged the install folder of a game from the 4TD HDD to the 1TD HDD and then the 120GB SSD, stuttering on all of them. Used to have 1SSD with 120GB on which I only had my Windows installed, a HDD with 1TB on which I only had my programs installed, and a 4TB HDD on which I had all my video games installed.Īfter posting on a forum about my issue, some dudes kept saying it is because of the 2 HDDs, somehow they said they are faulty because they found something written in Speccy.īut what are the odds both of them to have issues Anyhow I tried reinstalling the windows and changing the sata cables to the HDDs, no result. What kind of stuttering Here are two examples, both of them recorded a while ago by me, today being the same way as then: 1. Like, a video game running in DOSBox has no stuttering, but any 3d game out there is full of them. Hi there and welcome to PC Help Forum (PCHF), a more effective way to get the Tech Support you need.īy continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.įor a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Epson 9.1 Windows 7 Or Windows Epson 9.1 Windows 8.1 Before Upgrading

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