I have a PC with AMD Phenom II X4 945 CPU in a Gigabyte GS-790XTA-UD4 motherboard with 4 GB RAM. I attempted to move the parts into a new case and during this (fighting with issues) I removed the battery from the motherboard as well. After it I reversed everything, I have completely the same machine but it is very very slow now. I have 3 HDDs, an SSD and a DVD drive also. Windows 10 is installed to a HDD.
Testing the system with UserBenchmark it shows that the CPU bench is 20.3% of the average. (Way below the expectations. 100% is the average.) As far as I understand this compares the result with the same type of CPU results. The HDD and SSD speed also poor. The system drive has 29.6% bench (Seagate ST31500541AS 1.5 TB). (The SSD on 63%, way below the expectations.) Only the RAM is better than average.
In BIOS I loaded the optimized defaults. CPU Clock Ratio AUTO: 3000MHz, Northbridge AUTO: 2000MHz, CPU Host frequency AUTO: 200 MHz, HT Link frequency AUTO 2000 MHz, everything else is AUTO. Memory clock x6.66 = 1333MHz. CPU voltage 2.5V.
My feeling is that the HDD is the weakness. I unplugged all of the SATA connectors and plugged again. I played with it also now, but there's no effect on the speed. In BIOS it was Native IDE initially, I changed it to AHCI for SATA, ESATA, SATA3 controllers also.
Do you have any idea what can I check? Thank you in advance
Testing the system with UserBenchmark it shows that the CPU bench is 20.3% of the average. (Way below the expectations. 100% is the average.) As far as I understand this compares the result with the same type of CPU results. The HDD and SSD speed also poor. The system drive has 29.6% bench (Seagate ST31500541AS 1.5 TB). (The SSD on 63%, way below the expectations.) Only the RAM is better than average.
In BIOS I loaded the optimized defaults. CPU Clock Ratio AUTO: 3000MHz, Northbridge AUTO: 2000MHz, CPU Host frequency AUTO: 200 MHz, HT Link frequency AUTO 2000 MHz, everything else is AUTO. Memory clock x6.66 = 1333MHz. CPU voltage 2.5V.
My feeling is that the HDD is the weakness. I unplugged all of the SATA connectors and plugged again. I played with it also now, but there's no effect on the speed. In BIOS it was Native IDE initially, I changed it to AHCI for SATA, ESATA, SATA3 controllers also.
Do you have any idea what can I check? Thank you in advance