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This works perfectly. Thank you so much for your help!

I have used a Samsung 970 Evo plus 500gb nvme ssd for about 6 months now. I have a system at home and a system at work, both are pc, and I want to take the Samsung ssd and use an external enclosure to bring the drive between work and home so I only have “1 system” so to speak. However, when using the drive (which is in my work computer) in the enclosure on my work computer, it doesn’t work. It says the system needs to be repaired, and the error code is 0xc0000225. And it says I need to use recovery tools. Why should I do? Also the drive has windows and all of my stuff on it already

update: Ok so I put on the stock cooler, just to see how it worked, and while benchmarking, I think intel limits the CPU power, It peaked at 65 watts while using the stock cooler, so I think intel might put that on as a safety feature. Also, It never got above 60 degrees.

ok cool. Thank you!

So if I can stay off gta for a week, and only do like basic tasks, I should be fine?

I bought a 9600kf, and all of my parts came, but my cooler won't be here for another week. I have a stock cooler from my old i5 6500, but that cooler is only designed for 65 watts. (I think) If I don't overclock my 9600kf, will a stock cooler be adequate for a week? Should I under volt my cpu for a week?

Ok so I’m planning to upgrade my existing computer. I5 6500, crappy h110 board, 16gb 2133 MHz ram and hyper 212 Evo. Also a 1660 ti. I’m happy with the graphics card and the rest of the system, but the cpu needs an upgrade. I would get a Ryzen 5 3600 if I was starting from scratch, but I already have ram which is fast enough for Intel, and I don’t want to buy new ram unless the performance is really there. All I do is school work and gaming, and want to get a cpu that I could stick a 300 dollar graphics card with in two years. Should I get a 3600, 9400f, of 9600kf?