Hi, i've been having problems with my OS drive, its a Kingston SA400S37960G, its new.
My pc has Windows 10 64bit, an i5-10400, mb is Asus B560M-A, 16GB DDR4 HX Fury, another 2 hdds, a WD Purple 3TB, and a Toshiba 2TB, only used for storage. Psu is a Thermaltake ToughPower gf1 850w, i dont game so my v. card is a 1650 wich is enough for me and basic operation/watching media, etc.
I ran HD Tune, CrystalDiskInfo and HDSentinel. Thing is, i changed the cables for a new one, changed the SATA from the PSU, and the error keeps climbing, its a huge number like 500k, so its weird. The system is brand new, almost 9 days old, and aside from the HDSentinel message, system is fine. The software kingston provides, says my drive is Ok, but HD Tune, and HD Sentinel says otherwise, so what should i do?
I don't have another disc to boot at this moment, so maybe i should get another ssd?
Mechanical drives seems to be running Ok.
The Performance decreases a lot if i dont clear the Log file in HDSentinel. I'm kinda worried tbh.
System is fine, but i've search everywhere about this, and did what i should. I've also updated the drivers for the MB, nothing changed, numbers from communication errors are still moving.
I'll probably try to get another ssd and see what happens, but not from Kingston, thats for sure.
Thanks!
My pc has Windows 10 64bit, an i5-10400, mb is Asus B560M-A, 16GB DDR4 HX Fury, another 2 hdds, a WD Purple 3TB, and a Toshiba 2TB, only used for storage. Psu is a Thermaltake ToughPower gf1 850w, i dont game so my v. card is a 1650 wich is enough for me and basic operation/watching media, etc.
I ran HD Tune, CrystalDiskInfo and HDSentinel. Thing is, i changed the cables for a new one, changed the SATA from the PSU, and the error keeps climbing, its a huge number like 500k, so its weird. The system is brand new, almost 9 days old, and aside from the HDSentinel message, system is fine. The software kingston provides, says my drive is Ok, but HD Tune, and HD Sentinel says otherwise, so what should i do?
I don't have another disc to boot at this moment, so maybe i should get another ssd?
Mechanical drives seems to be running Ok.


The Performance decreases a lot if i dont clear the Log file in HDSentinel. I'm kinda worried tbh.
System is fine, but i've search everywhere about this, and did what i should. I've also updated the drivers for the MB, nothing changed, numbers from communication errors are still moving.
I'll probably try to get another ssd and see what happens, but not from Kingston, thats for sure.
Thanks!
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