Hello all, I hope someone here might be able to help me becouse I am going nuts with what I realised just yesterday.
Its gonna be a bit long post but I want you to understand my whole process of thoughts and conclusion.
And sorry for bad choice of words,english is not my native language
Basicaly,
I had a:
1x sandisk sata ssd 250 gb for OS drive
2x 970 evo plus 1tb for audio samples libraries
1x 860ssd for project files
1x WD 1tb hdd for audio recording/exporting
when using samsung magician I could "see" info only on samsung drives,not sandisk.
At the time, I had about 800gb of samples installed on each 970 drive,and it showed exactly that many writes history in magician software.
However, a month ago I encountered a problem, computer would freeze and go into BSOD.
Only remedy would be manual shutdown,but even then the computer would work for a few seconds or minutes and freeze again.
After many attempts and nervewrecking testing,I realised my OS drive(sandisk) was going dead.(weird becouse it was about 3 years old and I was using it exclusively for OS)
So I went to my local pc shop and asked them to clean,rebuild and repaste my sistem,and to transfer the OS to one of my 970 evo drives.
When I received my pc from the shop my new OS ssd had about 900gb writes,
and now a month later I randomly went to check and I see 11tb of write history :O
I understand c drive gets used for some user files, and other things. but I doubt it would use 10tb worth of data in less than 2 months.
I literally use my c drive just for os,and some basic programs like edge,viber,samsung magician.
All the big files,all programs for audio/video production.everything else is on other drives.
So I went into task manager, it is almost constantly at 1% use,while resource monitor shows varying writes between 10 and 500,000.
I googled quite a lot of threads regarding this and havent found a fix.
I cant believe how much data os writes to disk for no apparent reason, if I cant fix this issue,I will install my OS on good old HDD becouse at this pace,i will reach 500tb write limit in no time
Any help greatly appriceated
Its gonna be a bit long post but I want you to understand my whole process of thoughts and conclusion.
And sorry for bad choice of words,english is not my native language
Basicaly,
I had a:
1x sandisk sata ssd 250 gb for OS drive
2x 970 evo plus 1tb for audio samples libraries
1x 860ssd for project files
1x WD 1tb hdd for audio recording/exporting
when using samsung magician I could "see" info only on samsung drives,not sandisk.
At the time, I had about 800gb of samples installed on each 970 drive,and it showed exactly that many writes history in magician software.
However, a month ago I encountered a problem, computer would freeze and go into BSOD.
Only remedy would be manual shutdown,but even then the computer would work for a few seconds or minutes and freeze again.
After many attempts and nervewrecking testing,I realised my OS drive(sandisk) was going dead.(weird becouse it was about 3 years old and I was using it exclusively for OS)
So I went to my local pc shop and asked them to clean,rebuild and repaste my sistem,and to transfer the OS to one of my 970 evo drives.
When I received my pc from the shop my new OS ssd had about 900gb writes,
and now a month later I randomly went to check and I see 11tb of write history :O
I understand c drive gets used for some user files, and other things. but I doubt it would use 10tb worth of data in less than 2 months.
I literally use my c drive just for os,and some basic programs like edge,viber,samsung magician.
All the big files,all programs for audio/video production.everything else is on other drives.
So I went into task manager, it is almost constantly at 1% use,while resource monitor shows varying writes between 10 and 500,000.
I googled quite a lot of threads regarding this and havent found a fix.
I cant believe how much data os writes to disk for no apparent reason, if I cant fix this issue,I will install my OS on good old HDD becouse at this pace,i will reach 500tb write limit in no time
Any help greatly appriceated