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well isn't that wonderful to know.. either way,do you know an app or something that I can store my important data since I do not have any other things to store my data? (outside of my 240gb ssd which only has 70 or so gb left of free storage)

ah hell,that doesn't sound to good. Can I at least slow this process or at least make it stop for a little time,since I do not have time nor the budget to buy a new HDD?

When i turned on my pc,my HDD started to make a strange whirring sound as it booted up. But then it stopped once I've gotten to the log-in screen. I decided to see what happened via Crystaldiskinfo and saw this: Is there something I can do to fix this? Should I worry about a sudden data loss?

The socket is the metal part where it locks your cpu in one place,correct? the socket has 115X written on it. (Forgot to mention that i am not that kind of an expert.)

I keep searching on the internet and I cannot seem to find any compatible motherboard with this processor. (Note:I'm building a cheapskate pc with some leftovers from my older rig.The motherboard that had the processor is completely broken.)

Oh PSU NJOY LEGION 600W,80 PLUS Silver Philips 243C Monitor,23.6 Inch.

Also,if I have both of theese Graphics,how can I make them work together? (I'm not an experienced person when it comes to pc buildings)

sure 2x Mem Kingston 8GB DDR4 2666MHZ SSD Western Digital 240 gb Asus Prime Z370P Motherboard

Got any good suggestions for...let's say around 300 dollars.

Hello,i have built my PC about 8 months ago,and I was thinking:What should I upgrade first? I was thinking between My GPU or CPU (GPU is a Gygabyte GTX 1050 and CPU is a Intel I5-8400 2.8GHZ SK11811). Should I hold some cash for a better Graphics card or Processor?

so my HDD is broken after all or my PC cannot accept it?

My error is E270CEC4. One question about RMA:is it possible for them to just give it to them,fix it then return it? Or give me the same HDD that works normally? I'm also from Romania,so who knows how long will it take for them to return it.

I checked on the other SATAG ports and all of them gave me the same I/O error. I never got the chance to format my HDD into another PC.

I downloaded the SeaTools,I did a smart test on my HDD and it passed,but then I tried to do a long test and it gave me an error.

This is a discussion from my old thread: I bought a new SATA cable this time and now I still get the same error,altough this time when i boot it up it doesn't take that much time. I haven't tried any of the answers from the previous forum (mainly because i didnt have time to do theese things.) Maybe my problem is that I have too many SATA cables connected on my Motherboard? I have my CD driver (yes,a CD driver) and my 240gb SSD.