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cerme

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  1. hello dear. sorry for this so late reply. Damn no, never solved. Only way to get windows 10 working on that SSD is by moving it from my laptop and go. It is, by far, not a good move but lately Windows 10 is more and more reasonable whit that. Did you find some kind of solution? regards
  2. Hello dears, I'm soon rebuilding my PC and I'm looking for the PSU to use... here is my actual build/future plan: AMD 3600 (may become a 4600) Nvidia 1650 (may, best scenario, became a 2060 Super) ram ssd hd rgb bulls**ts B Tier should be quite the right place. I was checking online and here is what caught my eye: - COOLERMASTER Reactor Gold 80 PLUS Gold ATX 550W - 85€ (full modular) - COOLERMASTER MWE Gold 550 80 PLUS Gold ATX 2.31 550W - 76€ (non modular) - SeaSonic CORE GM-500 Gold 500W - 81€ (modular) - Seasonic S12III - 500W 60€, 650W 73.5€ (non modular) Modular cables would be, of course, very nice. Not quite a must. I don't want to "cheap put" on the PSU, but still if I can save some money is better. My preference right now is for the S12III, not sure if 500w or 650w. They are also both on amazon, so yeah its amazon. Any suggestion? I'm in Italy, don't know is someone have some better suggestion to point me on. Thanks for reading!
  3. ssd is supported from first bios release. bios already in UEFI. My suspect are stil on the drive unit and some kind of protection or bulls**t it got from first windows10 installation
  4. I use windows tool. The tool is goog no problem with it. When I've used that on the laptop it worked immediatly
  5. I've later tried to format, same result
  6. disk is already GPT. after above error mobo bios don't show disk until clear cmos. now is working normally but something is not going correctly
  7. yes latest win10 and drive wiped
  8. Good day all, Having some spare time I've decided to do a clean installation of win10 on my pc. Prepared a bootable usb, all good, when it comes to select the drive during the installation I get this errors error: 0x8007001, later on the drive disappear. After this problem, the drive can't be detected anymore even on BIOS... had to do a clear CMOS. Some info: This drive, an Intel 600P, was previosly used on a Acer laptop. A clean windows installation was done and windows license was automatically picked while installing. that was the first usage this drive received. After the error I moved the ssd to a differente system, did a full partition clean with partition wizard. Later put back on the pc. again same error. The only way to make it work was to do a clean installation of win10 on the laptop, move the ssd, then continue the procedure. In the end of the story I have a working pc with windows10 (..even with the license from my laptop) but this fu****g situation bothers me! It is wrong, it's a loss, I want to do my clean installation on my deskop pc. extra info: I had no problem installing windows on this machine using a sata ssd. No, I don't have a spare m.2 ssd to try with Any idea? My thoughs was that after the first installation of windows on the laptop the ssd got some kind of "bind" to the machine or something like that... Any experience or tips to share? Thanks in advance!
  9. here is a video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KwVM0YTrBU don't bother that is 1usmus power plan, was having the same behaviour with normal amd plan
  10. of course, and funny thing nothing is having that % access!!!
  11. yo all!!! since first windows installation I'm having problems with my mobo+cpu+ssd combo. Here is the parts list: - MSI B450I Gaming Plus AC - Ryzen 3600 - SSD Intel 600p As per title, the problem is the abnormal disk usage in windows 10 while using any of the AMD Power Plan. If I switch to "maximum performance" disk usage get normal and windows became usable. But f**k i want be able to use proper power plan for better and right CPU performance!!! Any suggest? Before 3600 I had a 3400g and the problem didn't present at all. Also I've tried an installation of windows with a normal Sata ssd and everything worked properly. I will try to put a different m.2 ssd and see the results... maybe is the m.2 slot faulty or the problem is from my intel ssd (even thought it is in the compatibly list of the MoBo). Do you guys have any tips for me? Thanks in advance, hope to find a solution without reinstall all my windows etc!
  12. i'm here! really i'd like to play this game asap!!! just wondering ho my actual hardware it's gonna rock
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