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I was playing game and it randomly crashed, i checked and my E disk where game was installed disappeared, I rebooted PC it did not work, i shutdown unplugged ssd from mobo and plugged in. i booted and it works for about 3-4 minutes, then it disappears

crystaldisk says that it is at 99% health, what can be issue?

Update it is working somehow for now… i played games and it has not disappeared, its been on for an hour, i restarted pc several times and it is still here.

samsung 860 evo sata ssd

Is it dying?

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To be on the safe side, if you have any unreplaceable data you want to keep on it, back it up before trying anything else.

 

I have had similar symptoms on a Sandisk SATA SSD and in my case it did die some days later. If the disk was visible at boot, it was fine, but sometimes it wasn't. One day, it stayed dead.

 

Try Samsung's own software on it too. Are temperatures on it reasonable? I have cooked an SSD before but that was more data corruption than disappearing.

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6 minutes ago, porina said:

To be on the safe side, if you have any unreplaceable data you want to keep on it, back it up before trying anything else.

 

I have had similar symptoms on a Sandisk SATA SSD and in my case it did die some days later. If the disk was visible at boot, it was fine, but sometimes it wasn't. One day, it stayed dead.

 

Try Samsung's own software on it too. Are temperatures on it reasonable? I have cooked an SSD before but that was more data corruption than disappearing.

Crystaldisk shows 21c on idle

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Just now, mexashe said:

Crystaldisk shows 21c on idle

More interesting is what is it before it crashes. Try checking after some time in game later.

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Just now, porina said:

More interesting is what is it before it crashes. Try checking after some time in game later.

I will. Do you think it is worth getting new sata cable try and test?

 

i have had this ssd for 2 years, I don’t understand why it is dying so fast. My Samsung m2 is at 75% and i had it for 4 years and still works fine.

 

i am thinking of getting second M2 if this one ends up dying

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21 minutes ago, mexashe said:

I will. Do you think it is worth getting new sata cable try and test?

Wont hurt to try. Mobos usually come with a bunch so if you still have a box of bits maybe you have more somewhere? If you have other SATA ports on the mobo, that could be tried also.

 

21 minutes ago, mexashe said:

i have had this ssd for 2 years, I don’t understand why it is dying so fast. My Samsung m2 is at 75% and i had it for 4 years and still works fine.

The health reported is usually dominated by the wear and tear. It can't reliably predict sudden or unusual failure modes. While I never found out why my SSD died, I'd guess the controller went and there's not a lot you can do about that. Nothing is perfect and important data needs to be backed up in case of unpredictable events.

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2 hours ago, mexashe said:

crystaldisk says that it is at 99% health, what can be issue?

SSDs are weird and complicated. CD will do it's best to guess, but I've had drives fail well north of 90% and I've had ones still kicking at 15%. It's a rule of thumb, not an absolute. 
Def backup critical data, and also check temps while playing an intense game off it. It's possible that there is some airflow fluke just dumping hot air on it. 
 

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Can you post here full smart table from crystaldiskinfo of it? 

 

   
 
 
 
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COOLER :  Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 White + Thermaltake toughfan 12 white + Thermal Grizzly - CPU Contact Frame Intel 13./14. +  Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra
GPU : MSI RTX 2070 Armor @GPU 2050MHz Mem 8200MHz -> USB C 10Gb/s cable 2m -> Unitek 4x USB HUB 10 Gb/s (Y-HB08003)
MOBO : MSI MEG Z690 UNIFY
RAM :  Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 RAM 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) 6400 MHz CL32 (CMK64GX5M2B6400C32)
SSD : Intel Optane 905P 960GB U.2 (OS) + 2 x WD SN850X 4TB + 2 x PNY CS3140 2TB + PLX88024 PCIe switch (PCIE 4.0 x8 -> 4 x M.2 PCIe 4.0 x4) -> 4 x Plextor M8PeG 1TB + flexiDOCK MB014SP-B -> Crucial MX500 2TB + GoodRam Iridium PRO 960GB + Samsung 850 Pro 512GB
HDD : WD White 18TB WD180EDFZ + SATA port multiplier adp6st0-j05 (JMB575) ->  WD Gold 8TB WD8002FRYZ + WD Gold 4TB WD4002FYYZ + WD Red PRO 4TB WD4001FFSX + WD Green 2TB WD20EARS
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HDD/SSD : 
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