Hi,
I have a faulty NVMe Intel 760p SSD connected in my laptop and I think it's faulty because I got many BSOD's and freezing problems until I reinstalled my OS on my SATA SSD (no freeze or BSOD past week), also a constant high pitch noise comes from it's area. I disabled the SATA port from BIOS in hope that the high pitch noise will stop (it's scratching my brain) anyway the SSD showed up in Task Manager and Device Manager. As I said, reinstalled my OS (Windows 10) on the second SSD but I still have a problem with stuttering and input lag.
Could that faulty SSD (which I'm not using, it's not even showing in My Computer disks) be the problem of this? I also thinked that may be a RAM problem, but I put in another stick (removed the other one) and nothing happened, still got stuttering and input lag.
The reason why I'm not removing the NVMe SSD it's because I still have warranty but I can't send my laptop to a service right now, got some exams to take care of, but I will send it after that.
I have a faulty NVMe Intel 760p SSD connected in my laptop and I think it's faulty because I got many BSOD's and freezing problems until I reinstalled my OS on my SATA SSD (no freeze or BSOD past week), also a constant high pitch noise comes from it's area. I disabled the SATA port from BIOS in hope that the high pitch noise will stop (it's scratching my brain) anyway the SSD showed up in Task Manager and Device Manager. As I said, reinstalled my OS (Windows 10) on the second SSD but I still have a problem with stuttering and input lag.
Could that faulty SSD (which I'm not using, it's not even showing in My Computer disks) be the problem of this? I also thinked that may be a RAM problem, but I put in another stick (removed the other one) and nothing happened, still got stuttering and input lag.
The reason why I'm not removing the NVMe SSD it's because I still have warranty but I can't send my laptop to a service right now, got some exams to take care of, but I will send it after that.
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