Samsung SSD vs. Sandisk

I don't know honestly. Also, this is the FIRST problem I've ever heard from a Samsung owner. Maybe someone else will chime in with a brilliant idea.

[QUOTE=kbrady1979;2094291]I don't know honestly. Also, this is the FIRST problem I've ever heard from a Samsung owner. Maybe someone else will chime in with a brilliant idea.[/QUOTE

Okay, thanks to you and ignatzatsonic for the help.

Sorry I couldn't come up with a better solution.

kbrady1979 said:

Sorry I couldn't come up with a better solution.

You've been GREAT as always!!

PSCO2007 said:

kbrady1979 said:

Sorry I couldn't come up with a better solution.

You've been GREAT as always!!

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Look at the results now - not great, but better.

What could be going on?

For the sake of being thorough, plug it into another SATA III port just to see what happens.

kbrady1979 said:

For the sake of being thorough, plug it into another SATA III port just to see what happens.

I'm not really sure where those ports are, and I will have someone help me with that tomorrow.

They are the set of ports where you unplugged and plugged in the SATA data cable.
Your SSD is more than likely plugged into the top ports(dark blue) into the port stacked on top of the other one. Here is a pic.

kbrady1979 said:

They are the set of ports where you unplugged and plugged in the SATA data cable.
Your SSD is more than likely plugged into the top ports(dark blue) into the port stacked on top of the other one. Here is a pic.

So I plug it into a 6gb port?

Thanks for the Pic!!!:)

If it is currently plugged into Port 0, then plug it into the port underneath that one. Make sure you power down and all that good stuff lol. Are your other drives still unplugged?