- Sep 16, 2020
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Hello Everyone,
So a few years ago i bought the PSU shroud for the Bequiet Dark base pro 900 v.1 and after just installing the piece of hard plastic that it really is i tried booting up my PC and something seemed odd because i hadn't unplugged any cables or anything but i couldnt boot to windows anymore. I went into the BIOS and checked if something had changed but the issue still remained. I called in a friend and we booted Linux from a USB stick to test the SSD but eventually gave up. I gave up and bought a new SSD. Now to my actual problem. When i plug the SSD in, it still shows up and the data on it is accessable, everything seems perfectly fine. I didn't use the SSD for a while and usually install my main games on another 2TB HDD until my Storage ran out. I started installing games on the SSD and experienced a few things that i can't really understand. Some Games run perfectly fine (Cyberpunk, Battlefield, CoD, Overwatch) but other Games like (Forza Horizon 5) are randomly Crashing or even Freezing my whole system. When i was troubleshooting the crashes on FH5 a friend of mine recommended that i should move it to another hard drive and after i did the problem seemed fixed. I thought maybe it's some Windows related issue that i cant really understand much further since it usually ends up being really complex. So i avoided installing Windows games on that SSD and had no further issues. A while ago i started playing AC:Origins and again after a while the Game randomly freezes and even ended up having BSOD (CLOCK WATCHDOG TIMEOUT Error code).
Does anyone have experienced something similar with an SSD? Why do some games Work and some dont? Could the BSOD be related because i had the SSD set up as my Boot device before it stopped working and i couldnt format it properly? How can i be certain that the SSD is faulty and its not just me missing something important here.
Sorry for the long text and Thank you in advance!
So a few years ago i bought the PSU shroud for the Bequiet Dark base pro 900 v.1 and after just installing the piece of hard plastic that it really is i tried booting up my PC and something seemed odd because i hadn't unplugged any cables or anything but i couldnt boot to windows anymore. I went into the BIOS and checked if something had changed but the issue still remained. I called in a friend and we booted Linux from a USB stick to test the SSD but eventually gave up. I gave up and bought a new SSD. Now to my actual problem. When i plug the SSD in, it still shows up and the data on it is accessable, everything seems perfectly fine. I didn't use the SSD for a while and usually install my main games on another 2TB HDD until my Storage ran out. I started installing games on the SSD and experienced a few things that i can't really understand. Some Games run perfectly fine (Cyberpunk, Battlefield, CoD, Overwatch) but other Games like (Forza Horizon 5) are randomly Crashing or even Freezing my whole system. When i was troubleshooting the crashes on FH5 a friend of mine recommended that i should move it to another hard drive and after i did the problem seemed fixed. I thought maybe it's some Windows related issue that i cant really understand much further since it usually ends up being really complex. So i avoided installing Windows games on that SSD and had no further issues. A while ago i started playing AC:Origins and again after a while the Game randomly freezes and even ended up having BSOD (CLOCK WATCHDOG TIMEOUT Error code).
Does anyone have experienced something similar with an SSD? Why do some games Work and some dont? Could the BSOD be related because i had the SSD set up as my Boot device before it stopped working and i couldnt format it properly? How can i be certain that the SSD is faulty and its not just me missing something important here.
Sorry for the long text and Thank you in advance!
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