[SOLVED] Issues with hard drives after restting and updating

[KarRuptAssassin]

Hey guys, so I just bought an RX 580 so I decided to nuke my windows 10 and start a new with a fresh windows 10 install. So, I installed the RX 580 and a 7-port USB 3.0 internal card I got, shut down the computer, unplugged my storage space drives (and color-coded the cords so I wouldn't mix them up when I plugged them back in) booted it back up into troubleshooting mode, reset windows 10, completely reinstalled it, overclocked my 580 and installed drivers, then shut it all back down, plugged the drives back in, and started it all back up once again. The storage space is there, it reads pretty much everything, but it is now SLOW AS HELL.

Drives are having connection latency issues, spanning from 0ms to 9000ms, whole folders won't load entirely, I honestly have no idea what's going on.

I ran some troubleshooting, saw one of my drives was corrupted, restarted to fix it, now the drive is showing up as fine, but I'm still having all of these issues. DISM returned nothing, chkdsk returned nothing, I'm currently running a wd data lifeguard check for the hell of it since the pool is 3 3tb wd drives in a simple pool for storage of my stupidly large steam library.

I honestly have no idea what's going on at this point, I'm thinking I should just reinstall windows 10 again and hope for the best.

Specs in case they're important:

Windows 10 update 1803
RX 580
i7-4790k
16gb ddr3-1866 memory
240gb SanDisk SSD for os
V - storage space - V
2 - Seagate 3TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST3000DM001)
1 - WD blue 3tb 5400 RPM Class, SATA 6 Gb/s, 64 MB Cache, 3.5" - WD30EZRZ

really anything helps at this point

 

[KarRuptAssassin]

I appreciate both of you helping out.

The disk that ive been having problems with was never able to finish the chkdsk and slowed down to the point of not even being completeable, stating it would take over 100 days to finish and not changing over 10 hours, so im figuring that the restarts are what is allowing it to boot back up for a moment, but the drive is trash in general.

 

[Rogue Leader]

I appreciate both of you helping out.

The disk that ive been having problems with was never able to finish the chkdsk and slowed down to the point of not even being completeable, stating it would take over 100 days to finish and not changing over 10 hours, so im figuring that the restarts are what is allowing it to boot back up for a moment, but the drive is trash in general.

100% agree. make it a door stop.