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No.118284
What's wrong with my SSD? I just redownloaded this 3 days ago because of corruptions and it did it again. I backed it up on my HDD immediately after downloading and that copy is still good so I know it's the SSD. I've been seeing corruptions like this in all my anime and some music videos stored on this SSD lately. It's a 1TB M.2 Adata SSD that I just got 3 years ago and I've had other SSDs endure 6+ years of constant everyday NEET usage with no problems, what could be causing this?
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No.118285
poor nobue cry
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No.118286
>>118284
sometimes you just get unlucky with drives
although it could be an issue with the connection, particularly with power being supplied to it
you might want to do a fairly extensive test on any new SSD you plug into the port

but yeah, buy another drive ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

also, although I am sorry for your troubles, that video is big lol ヽ(´∇`)ノ
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No.118293
now I got a BSOD related to NTFS.sys
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No.118294
>>118293
yeah, failing media would do that
any guarantees or assumptions the disk driver expects are all out the window with a disk that is actively dying
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No.118296
I ran two disk checking tools on the SSD, one that's built into Windows and another from the BIOS and both found no problems. Could a CPU or RAM problem be corrupting files on the SSD somehow? The CPU cooler died not long ago so the CPU was running at up to 100 celcius for a little while before I noticed and limited it to <1GHz from its usual >5GHz to cool it down while waiting for a new cooler to ship. It automatically shut off once when it reached 100 celcius so it should've never gone above 100. The option in the BIOS to auto shut off when temps get too high was always enabled.
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No.118299
for this reason i only buy magnetic drives for storage nyaoo2
im not sure but if i were to judge i would say some sort of extensive transistor failure given that structure seems to be fine, overvoltage?
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No.118301
>>118299
The CPU cooler that died was a liquid cooler. Could liquid dripping onto the SSD/transistors cause this? The SSD is directly below the CPU.
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No.118302
>>118301
isnt the liquid supposed to not be conduvctive?
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No.118305
>>118284
Isn't Adata borderline bargain-bin tier?
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No.118872
Update: it's the RAM, not the SSD. A file I downloaded to the HDD had a checksum error so I ran a memory diagnostic and it turns out the RAM's fucked. It looks like the RAM is also from ADATA so it's still probably their fault. Unless running the CPU at 800MHz for a while instead of its usual 3.5GHz without changing the voltage could've caused the problem?
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No.118877
>>118872
I can see buying Adata disks, but RAM? lol

>Unless running the CPU at 800MHz for a while instead of its usual 3.5GHz without changing the voltage could've caused the problem?
unless you were overvolting due to a prior overclock (which would be a more likely source of issues anyway), probably not
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No.118923
After swapping memory sticks around to different slots and doing multiple memory diagnostics I've found which stick was the problem and that the slots are fine. Now I just need to redownload hundreds of gigabytes of stuff because I don't know what's corrupted and what's not. Now I've learned why people recommend keeping a cold storage backup.
>>118877
I got a prebuilt because it was hundreds of dollars cheaper than building one with the scalped GPU prices. After 3 years only ~$175 worth of parts have failed so it was still worth it as long as the expensive parts last a few more years.
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No.118934
>>118923
ah, if it shipped with the machine... fair enough
...god, what a cheap fucking manufacturer though 😖

>Now I just need to redownload hundreds of gigabytes of stuff because I don't know what's corrupted and what's not.
shit like this is immeasurably worrying and I am genuinely baffled constantly as to why there isn't a filesystem that does checksumming or redundant writes (although it may or may not have helped in this particular case! if the data was bad in RAM, any checksum or redundant copy would be of the bad in-memory data... 😰)

painful 😨
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