underperforming over all after "disk checking" in bootup

[eexotm]

My pc was like fine. I got my new hardware and stuff, it was fine for a few days, (New motherboard new GPU, new CPU,) . everything was fine for a 5 days and then suddenly when I was booting up to windows it said something about "disk checking" I usually skipped that when booting up, but this time I forgot to, so it did the disk check and booted into the windows sad face ):. which is bad, and next time I booted up I had less fps in pretty much every game. The Minecraft world I had a day ago when I was never getting less than 165FPS, now I even go under it and I can't even pass 100 sometimes. So As I said I resetted all my hardware like twice now. This is pretty much what happens to me. This is my 4th time changing my motherboard,cpu,gpu. after a few days this is what happens. I reset my OS windows 10. It is still the same. The only hardware I didn't change is SSD, RAM, PSU.. can someone help me. Can corruption in SSD cause this?

Sorry about my bad English
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It would be nice if someone helped.

Please write a full answer and don't be like DID U GET THE LATEST DRIVERS. I obviously did. i did the simple things. i tried everything. everything is up to date. TEMPS ARE FINE. EVERTYHING IS UP TO DATE. it d be nice if someone helped me.
Specs :
RTX 2070 ASUS ROG
i7-9700k
16gb corsair vengeance ram
Samsung Evo 860 SSD
750W PSU gold SEASONIC
Gigabyte z390 Pro wifi motherboard

[Radium_Angel]

2 minutes ago, eexotm said:

My pc was like fine. I got my new hardware and stuff, it was fine for a few days, (New motherboard new GPU, new CPU,) . everything was fine for a 5 days and then suddenly when I was booting up to windows it said something about "disk checking" I usually skipped that when booting up, but this time I forgot to, so it did the disk check and booted into the windows sad face ):. which is bad, and next time I booted up I had less fps in pretty much every game. The Minecraft world I had a day ago when I was never getting less than 165FPS, now I even go under it and I can't even pass 100 sometimes. So As I said I resetted all my hardware like twice now. This is pretty much what happens to me. This is my 4th time changing my motherboard,cpu,gpu. after a few days this is what happens. I reset my OS windows 10. It is still the same. The only hardware I didn't change is SSD, RAM, PSU.. can someone help me. Can corruption in SSD cause this?

Sorry about my bad English
.
It would be nice if someone helped.

Please write a full answer and don't be like DID U GET THE LATEST DRIVERS. I obviously did. i did the simple things. i tried everything. everything is up to date. TEMPS ARE FINE. EVERTYHING IS UP TO DATE. it d be nice if someone helped me.
Specs :
RTX 2070 ASUS ROG
i7-9700k
16gb corsair vengeance ram
Samsung Evo 860 SSD
750W PSU gold SEASONIC
Gigabyte z390 Pro wifi motherboard

Windows checkdisk indicates a problem with your drive. It's likely in need of being replaced.

[eexotm]

2 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Windows checkdisk indicates a problem with your drive. It's likely in need of being replaced.

Yeah thats pretty much what i thought of too but. WOuld disk failure cause a OVERALL performance drop?

[Radium_Angel]

6 minutes ago, eexotm said:

Yeah thats pretty much what i thought of too but. WOuld disk failure cause a OVERALL performance drop?

If it's bad enough, yes, as Windows will struggle to read sectors where the files/games are stored...

[Vishera]

6 minutes ago, eexotm said:

Yeah thats pretty much what i thought of too but. WOuld disk failure cause a OVERALL performance drop?

Yes,it can even lockup the system.

[eexotm]

Just now, Vishera said:

Yes,it can even lockup the system.

oooh i see. i have been searching for this in a long time noone helped me. all they had to say this haha thanks

[Radium_Angel]

9 minutes ago, eexotm said:

oooh i see. i have been searching for this in a long time noone helped me. all they had to say this haha thanks

Look in your Event Viewer, under the Windows Logs and System subsection, look for anything related to the topic "disk" I"m willing to bet you'll see a lot of red ! or red X marks.