Recent content by SoumithCS

204TB? I think it's more than the peak value of TBW published by manufacturer. SSD life expectancy depends on vast no.of factors such as Voltage drops, Concurrent Loads and etc.. Be sure to have backup of important files. Have a great day 😉 Here is a reference image:

Use different adapter/enclosure/cable View Disk wear on CrystalDiskMark View the activity graph in windows task manager. There might be diversified range of problems to look after. In my experience, I think it is a firmware/connection error.

Canons lens are limited and overpriced in our area. If you have any experience with the Sony Cams, which one of two would you pick?

Thanks USAFRet. I know that old full-frames and high-end dslrs are get value but in Indian market, it is really hard to obtain them as they circulate among photographer studios. All I am asking is, can you tell me what would you prefer If you only had to choose between the above cameras if you...

Thanks Mr.Kanewolf for your suggestion. I have already looked reviews from B&H, saw various rating sites and many YT vids. All I am asking is what would you prefer if you only had these 4 options. In terms of ergonomics both Sony's are similar and Canons are a bit deviating. Aside of ergonomics...

Hi there tom-hardies! I want to purchase a camera for photography. The requirements are as follows: Street Photography Normal Low Light Photography Product Showcase Personal Photography(Selfies, Stills, Group photos, family vacation) Movie recording Here are the cameras that are within my...

Is the card OC or UC?

Corrupted drivers? Try DDU the drivers and re-intialize them

Bad Sectors? Any luck with chkdsk? Keep a CrystalDiskInfo screenshot.

you use riser? After searching online I came to know that both MSI and Gigabyte rtx3060ti have faulty vram and capacitor issue.

No GPU? Anyhow I would recommend for a RMA, but there is a bit of catch22 situation cause the manufacturer might decline RMA telling you had faulty components or PSU. I would suggest you to wait until a mod or admin or any higher geek responds to your thread. Suggestions never hurt ya!

"PCIex 1_1 port was charred" Metal dust? Faulty PSU/GPU GPU Model? You can post imgur link on forums

Is it a new drive? Can you try to use the same disk in another pc and see if the issue persists. Also are both your drives GPT parted or MBR?

Send a screenshot of Crystaldiskinfo

chkdsk?