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Crystal disk claims that the condition of the SSD itself is good and there doesn't seem to be anything unusual going on. Isn't TRIM enabled by default? And why would it send the command every time I restart my computer?

Hi guys, My PC has been doing this for a few days now and I can't figure out what the problem seems to be. So the situation is this, I have a 60GB Kingston SSD which is about a year old and although it has been very packed it has managed to boot my computer fairly quickly. A removed some programs from it a few days ago and managed to get some free space in there but when a restarted my PC it did the following, everything went normally until the Windows 7 welcome screen came up and it stayed there for a long time I would say about 30 to 40 seconds and then the screen went black for a similar amount of time before the desktop appeared but I was able to move the cursor and access task manager. It has been doing this every time after that. The situation is not overly annoying as the computer otherwise performs normally but I'm seriously starting to wonder what is going on. There is one thing though that might have something to do with the issue, when the free space on my SSD fell as down as to 3 gigabytes and I started to remove programs and managed to get some free space but next time a booted the computer the was almost 8 gigabytes of free space, a few gigabytes more than it had after my clean up operation.

I'm buying a NZXT fan controller from my friend later this week but in the meantime there is no way (except for BIOS of course and id rather not to bother) to adjust the fan speed as speedfan doesn't support my MB and Easy tune won't install itself correctly and the interface just becomes a buggy mess. Thanks guys for the help, maybe I was too hasty to blame the budget PSU.

Hi everyobdy this is my first post to this forum! Some time ago I bought five Noctua fans, one NF-A14 and four NF-F12, but now I have encountered a problem which is worsening all the time. So the thing is that some fans spin for few seconds after start up and then they stop and just sort of pulsate. This doesn't happen every time, before today it has happened few times, and the fan this happens to seems to be random, sometimes it is the front fans (connected with Y cable) and sometimes it is the side fan and today for the first time it was the top fan that wouldn't spin. Only the CPU fan seems not to be affected. All the fans are connected to the motherboard (Gigabyte Z87-D3HP) and my power supply is Corsair CX600 which would be my first suspect for causing this as I have heard it is basically a ticking time bomb. But do you guys have any ideas, is it the PSU or the motherboard itself that is causing the problem? Oh and one more thing, if i plug fan to the motherboard while the system is on it blue screens after few seconds. This doesn't seem to happen to my friend who owns system almost identical to mine and the same thing for the fans as he has no problems supporting five Noctuas with the same board and PSU. Full specs Intel I5 4670k Asus GTX 770 Gigabyte Z87 D3HP 8GB of Kingston HyperX red RAM