Recent content by henriquejd9

WOW, I can't believe I forgot that lol I had my previous setup in RAID, so when I got the new one I just didn't bother to change it I guess that goes to show that even if you build pc's for a few years for yourself and friends there might be stuff that you just forget sometimes, especially if...

The hard drive works, I tried running on the same PC using my old SSD and shows up no problem, I was going to connect to my notebook via USB to see if it works but I don't have an adapter with me rn

I installed it on the top slot, didn't try on the slot under the graphics card I tried looking into all of those before and that's all it showed me :/ Disk management: View: https://imgur.com/ZNqiNHH Device manager: View: https://imgur.com/V6W4u4I Windows storage spaces: Basically it says...

Recently I had a problem with my old SSD setup (and I do mean quite old), so I bought a new one for my computer as soon as I had the money for it So when I got it, I did all the installation process, went all just fine, except that my Hard Drive doesn't show up anywhere on the new windows...

At the time it did better in the benchmarks so I thought it was good and I kept using it that way, I didn't know at the time the real world difference was negligible, so when I learned it wasn't I didn't bother to change it because I though it would be too much of a hastle to justify, especially...

I bought the SSDs just before they were discontinued, so while it's old and no longer has warranty, it's not 10+ years old At least I didn't have anything too important on them that wasn't backed up, so yeah, I guess I'll delete the arrays, make a new one and install the OS on that, to at least...

I was just watching videos on yt when suddenly my pc turned off and when it tried to boot sent me to the BIOS. I've never had any problems with the pc in general until now, have been upgrading some parts without any trouble. I have 2x Kingston V300 120GB SSDs as the boot array, when I went to...