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Hey Guys,

I recently had troubles with a dying storage drive, i decided to get a new ssd as the drive had nothing valuable on it.

I got an OCZ arc 100 and speeds are fine but every once in a while it freezes and programs dont respond...

Any ideas (The drive is brand new)

 

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Hey Guys,

I recently had troubles with a dying storage drive, i decided to get a new ssd as the drive had nothing valuable on it.

I got an OCZ arc 100 and speeds are fine but every once in a while it freezes and programs dont respond...

Any ideas (The drive is brand new)

Thanks

Do you have AHCI enabled?

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Do you have AHCI enabled?

I think so, i did for my last drive

ill check

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OCZ usually has a SSD Management Tool that will check for Trim and Firmware updates. I bought an AMD R7 SSD and it ran pretty well, but I used the OCZ tool (the AMD drives are made with OCZ) and after a firmware updated it performed even better. Just something to look into.

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