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i have a TB HD i use for mass storage, a 64 GB ssd i use for special programs, and a 128 GB ssd i use to boot/very special programs.  the 64 GB ssd was working fine until i tried to put origin on it and install BF4 it just stopped being recognized.  i cant see it in storage manager, it wont appear on my board manager on my msi GD-65. and i cant seem to to get it to be seen by anything.  any ideas? 

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RIP. check cables and switch sata ports and hope its not dead

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If it's an OCZ Vertex 2, it's a well known issue with no real fix. Try rebooting a few times to see if you can get the motherboard to pick it up.

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i have a TB HD i use for mass storage, a 64 GB ssd i use for special programs, and a 128 GB ssd i use to boot/very special programs.  the 64 GB ssd was working fine until i tried to put origin on it and install BF4 it just stopped being recognized.  i cant see it in storage manager, it wont appear on my board manager on my msi GD-65. and i cant seem to to get it to be seen by anything.  any ideas? 

 

Origin: EA ;)

 

It's a well know issue if it's a OCZ Vertex 2 with no good fix so nothing good to do :/ RMA it?

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its  a WD drive. 

i blame EA.....

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If the SSD was bought to improve a gaming rig I will kill the op.  I hate SSDs and still don't have one to this day.

Too many ****ing games!  Back log 4 life! :S

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If it's an OCZ Vertex 2, it's a well known issue with no real fix. Try rebooting a few times to see if you can get the motherboard to pick it up.

 

Yup what he said... OCZ Vertex 2 used the terrible Sand force set, they commonly just die without any warning :(

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Yup what he said... OCZ Vertex 2 used the terrible Sand force set, they commonly just die without any warning :(

Well mine works, it just isn't always picked up on boot.

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If the SSD was bought to improve a gaming rig I will kill the op.  I hate SSDs and still don't have one to this day.

 

lol first off i got it for FREE from someone that had an extra, and its to improve launch times.  also get an ssd for your OS theres no reason to hate something that makes  your pc boot like lightning.  

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lol first off i got it for FREE from someone that had an extra, and its to improve launch times.  also get an ssd for your OS theres no reason to hate something that makes  your pc boot like lightning.  

Pay good money for a device that increases boot times and the thing will eventually die if it is written to too much.  Uh I think I can think of better ways to spend money for my pcs.  Also I don't often turn my pc off and so boot times mean nothing and even if I did turn it off all the time really can I not just go do something quickly that needs to be done while I wait for my pc to boot up with a regular hard drive?  Yes I think I can.  

As for the insult you made it was not needed.

Too many ****ing games!  Back log 4 life! :S

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I think is that all that happened is you got a flakey drive (normal) and did not have trim turned on

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