Games becomes unplayable after switching HDD to SSD

[evanspratama2]

I recently got myself a 240GB SSD, for precaution because my last laptop (Asus X550J) HDD, which is seagate 1TB starting to have boot errors.
But I have a new problem, after I install a fresh windows on the SSD, and make the old HDD as bulk storage, as I try running games from steam (Borderland 2 and Monster Hunter : World) which is stored in the old HDD, it comes out to be at unplayable framerates. The thing is, before the SSD, I can play those game quite smoothly.

My spec is :

GPU : Nvidia GTX 950M
GPU driver ver : 399.07
Processor : Intel(R)Core(TM)i7-4720HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz
Memory : 7.89 GB
DirectX version : Directx 12

 

[bmockeg]

If windows is still on that HDD you need to format and re download games.

 

[evanspratama2]

Oh, the OS I use is Windows 10 Pro 64 bits. Also, I haven't formated my old HDD yet, so, it still has installed Win 10 Pro there as well (Just in case it have some effect).

 

[evanspratama2]

If windows is still on that HDD you need to format and re download games.

Ah, I see, so I will need to format my HDD? Ok then, I'll try and see will it be effective...thanks

 

[bmockeg]

I think the issue is the games installed to a directory that has now changed. Cleaning that HHD up and,reinstalling should fix the issue

 

[SkyNetRising]

More likely graphics drivers need updating and the problem has nothing to do with formatting HDD.
Also don't forget to install chipset drivers before graphics drivers.

 

[shknawe]

Did you set bios to ACHI after installing ssd?

 

[evanspratama2]

thanks for the advices guys...
Solved it by actually formatting the windows on the HDD,
and also update both NVIDIA and Intel Integrated display driver

well..I think it's a case closed...once again...thank you all for your helps