Yesterday I plugged in recently bought SSD - Samsung EVO 850 - hoping it would boost loading times in games and OS.
And my Windows 10 didn't recognize new drive.
After some time I found out that I plugged it into wrong port (SATA2 instead of SATA3).
I created partition and without moving any files to my new drive i launched a game - World of Tanks.
After less than 5 minutes it crashed. It happened to me for the first time. I didn't even think that it could be caused by SSD.
After few tries to play WoT I gave up and downloaded War Thunder.
Same thing - crash to desktop. At least WT gave me a crash report, I didn't save it though, thinking it must be software.
I tried Samsung Magician. Didn't help.
So I installed Windows 10 on SSD and formated my old HDD.
OS loads in a matter of seconds, which feels great, but games still crash after ~5 minutes.
Any ideas how to fix it?
And my Windows 10 didn't recognize new drive.
After some time I found out that I plugged it into wrong port (SATA2 instead of SATA3).
I created partition and without moving any files to my new drive i launched a game - World of Tanks.
After less than 5 minutes it crashed. It happened to me for the first time. I didn't even think that it could be caused by SSD.
After few tries to play WoT I gave up and downloaded War Thunder.
Same thing - crash to desktop. At least WT gave me a crash report, I didn't save it though, thinking it must be software.
I tried Samsung Magician. Didn't help.
So I installed Windows 10 on SSD and formated my old HDD.
OS loads in a matter of seconds, which feels great, but games still crash after ~5 minutes.
Any ideas how to fix it?