Pc build problem Help please.

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Hello everyone, Ive build my first pc today. It was working Very well.
Installed windows - was fast, it was.
Installed all updates and all.
After restarting pc it got slowed. Really bad.. Well ive uninstalled all programs still slow. Ive decided to reinstall the windows 7 again, And it got slow. All rams are readed in BIOS Seems everything good. Just got slow. When i deleted my windows its took about half a hour.. I just swiched off and ask you what might be wrong?

Spec:
Motherboard Z97-A
Intel 4690k i5
G.skill Trindex 8gb 4x2
Hyper 212 evo Cpu cooler.
WD Blue 1tb
Samsung evo 840 120gb
Asus Dwd rw
Asus 2gb gtx 760.
Need help please...
 
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Is it showing up as unallocated space in Computer Management - Storage Section - Disk Managment? If so, you'll have to format it here so it shows up as a new drive in My Computer.
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Check your temperatures. Use HWmonitor and watch your CPU and possibly your SSD too. If temperatures are okay, run some RAM diagnostics. If your CPU is running hot, make sure you applied enough thermal compound but also not too much (about a pea sized amount should suffice).

If your SSD is overheating, check that you have sufficient intake fans in your case. You always want POSITIVE air pressure in your case, so never more exhaust fans than intake fans.

Also, once it sits for a while, does it seem to be faster after it has had time to cool?
 
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How do i check my SSD temp?
 
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What does coretemp/realtemp say for temperature? If you have decent airflow, and you mounted the CPU cooler correctly, temps should be ok. How did the "slowness" come about? Try running your computer without the sidepanel on to see if there is any change in performance. If still slow, maybe try to remount your CPU cooler...could be throttling itself from temps creeping up from being turned on for awhile.
 
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Ive just turned back on for a good a while waiting for. Still same problem.. Waiting to earse the whole SSD again, might take very long. It happened only when ive installed my Graphic card drives and updates. But I did removed them after and had the same problem. ill see what happens after this, if same yoke ill try to remount cpu, clean the thermal paste and apply again.
 
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If the cooler wasn't attached properly, it could creep up in temp slowly until throttle, if it happened quickly, you PC would simply shut itself off. Of course, this only applies if this was the problem. Maybe there is a problem w/ your new ssd. If you can boot your PC again, try running Samsung's SSD magician software and check the SMART data along with a performance benchmark to check the transfer speeds.
 
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Okey lads, seems I am back on speed again somehows, deleting all files from all drives throught the windows installation and Bios setting changes, changed a few places disabled DWD Drive. Looks like its fast again and i am trying to install it on SSD again, cuz seems its fast once again as said. But what next should i do? Install drives on SSD ive disabled HDD too at the moment in the boot option.
 
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It does show up in the disk managment but it wont let me format, its RAW now and doest let me to format to NTFS or it doesnt give any other option..
 
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Looks like i solved the problem - which was - Bad HDD Drive. I Unpluged it totaly and its fast again, I pluged Just HDD without any SDD and tryed to install the Windows - took forever to do it.
 
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