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Failing SSD????

SerHoneyBadger
By SerHoneyBadger
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My game pc is starting to run very slow sometimes, runs into constant memory dumps, reboots for no reason. just got a new aircooler but i really dont see it as problem as it runs my cpu at least 50 degrees cooler. i have had these crashes before but in longer random intervals now my pc wont even boot what do you guys think do i have a dead SSD drive? or are my dumps coming from somewhere else like memory for instance.

memory dumps are as follow irql_not_less_or_equal.

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Sounds a bit like a memory issue, as that error is caused by attempting to access an incorrect memory address. Do you have any other confirmed working RAM to test the system with? You can also try memtest.

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try installing a fresh windows 10 on another hdd partition or as spare hdd and see if that works

if it does then that can confirm that it's the ssd

 

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Go ahead and install Crystal Disk Info. It will tell you the health status of your SSD.

 

Post a screenshot of it once you have it.

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