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its from crucial also it happens with my Seagate hdd

I don't know how to explain this very well but please try to understand me when I copy files to SSD lets say with 1GB of space , the SSD gets filled up with 2GBs and it will read the file as 1GB , the extra non-existing 1GB only gets deleted when I restart windows. right now I am trying to put BFV (82gb) to my SSD which has about 95gb left , and its impossible to do it without restarting which origin clearly doesn't like , please help Edit : a picture of the actual space of folders in SSD comparing to what the windows read (when I am moving BFV) Edit: here is a picture of the copying pattern if it will help

power outages happen alot in my country and i dont think i can afford losing data for more performance , also 40gb ssds sadly dont exist

so lets say windows got corrupted on parition X , and i have another partition Y for games , would it force me to format both X and Y for windows installation?

i do it like this so when my windows gets corrupted , i can format the windows partition without losing my data

My friend had a problem with my hard drive that when windows gets corrupted from power outage it asks me to delete everything since its GBT , i just bought an ssd and i dont want that to happen , should i use gbt or mbr if i dont want that to happen? also side question : its a 240gb ssd , i will make 2 paritions one for windows and one for games/ appilcations , how many gbs do u recommend the windows one to be?

my friend is doing a ram upgrade and he has 2400mhz ram , but 2400mhz ram is becoming rare in egypt so i was wondering if he can just buy a 3000mhz ram and get no issues at all

i am just worried about compatibility issues

i have 8gb ballistix sports 3000mhz ram , and msi b450 pro vdh plus

I have 8gb ram (1 stick) and i wanted to upgrade , what should i do? do i buy another ram with the exact same model and that would be it?

is it normal for games like ark , waframe , age of empire 2 definitve edition , hitman 2 to work normally? , i also notice some stutters in apex legends

i really tried everything , clean booting my pc is the only thing that kind of work , is it because it decreased overall system ram usage? , also do you mean ram with " bottleneck" ?

i get stuttering in battlefield v like when i get shot and die , or switch from looking to the sky then look at a place with alot of stuff to render i tried to clean boot my pc and the stuttering noticably decreased here is my specs gtx 1660 , ryzen 5 1600 (not oc'd) , 1x8gb 3000mhz ram

yes i am using stock cooler but my temps are surprisingly good because i am using my air conditioner , i was just asking if the board is safe for oc or not

so i bought an 800$ system (including the monitor) it has a zotac GAMING gtx 1660 and ryzen 1600 , but i bought msi b450m vdh plus because i thought buying the cheapest motherboard that has 4 ram slots was a good idea , so i was wondering if i can OC my system safely or not and what are the safe vrm temps also i am getting 40C on the vrm on idle , is that good or not? Edit : ok i got it , idle temps doesn't matter , can i OC or not?