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Second HDD's read/write speed dropped

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Wipe the drive in windows disk management, make sure you delete all the partitions from it and make a new simple volume.

Hello! OS is installed on SSD and the second HDD is just a storage for games. I have it for 4-5 years already and never had a problem with it. Sometimes I do benchmarks to monitoring my system's health but few days ago when I did another bench it said that my HDD's read/write speed dropped down much.

This is what I had before http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/5707192

And this what I had for last few days http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/5776513

It became 2-3 times slower than it was suddenly!

I have all drivers up-to-date as long as all windows 10 updates. I did not do any soft/hardware changes that can caused it. What i tried to do already:

  • Checked SMART status in HDTune/AIDA64 - it is OK
  • Did defragmentation
  • Did seatools test - passed it
  • Tried to change mb ports and SATA cabel
  • The most important - tested an HDD on my sister's computer, nothing changed.

Because of it I think it is faulty hard drive, not OS/drivers/something else. Am I right? Or what can caused such changes? I really think to just buy a new one

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Wipe the drive in windows disk management, make sure you delete all the partitions from it and make a new simple volume.

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On 14.11.2017 at 10:42 AM, Enderman said:

Wipe the drive in windows disk management, make sure you delete all the partitions from it and make a new simple volume.

So, i did format and it returned my HDD's speed back, dunno what caused it to drop actually. Thank you so much for your help!

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