#SSD Slow Loading

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sudden wadi
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I have an SSD drive, Seagate Firecuda. The drive seems to operate normally, Windows doesn't detect any issues with it. But when I pull it up in Explorer, it takes a rather long time to display contents. Anything I can check to see if it is having errors Windows wouldn't report?

brisk summit
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Crystaldiskinfo

sudden wadi
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It says health Status Good 99%, temp is 24C

brisk summit
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What is a long time to display content? Seconds?

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10-20 ?

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It’s at least 2 years used and almost 4 tb writes

sudden wadi
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About 5 from my count, though I have opened it today already, usually a bit faster after the first time

brisk summit
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Lookup the mtbf of this drive google it

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Mean time between failures. And see when it’s expected to fail

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You could try to update firmware

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If that’s possible with this drive

sudden wadi
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I was looking at that right now, see if it had one.

brisk summit
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Also try to look up eventviewer

sudden wadi
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Seagate's page says no newer one available.

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They have a DOS diagnostics tool, might try that and see if it has any other results

brisk summit
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Yeah crystaldiskinfo is not the most clear tool readability wise should suggest them some upgrades or UI fixes

sudden wadi
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MTBF is 1.8 Million Hours

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82 Years

brisk summit
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Yeah saw the same page as you did but look up the specific model

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The generic seagate firecuda page is the same I landed one when googling

sudden wadi
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The specific model page looks like the same:

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Game confidently with the durability of up to 5,600 TB total bytes written (TBW).
With a robust 1.8M hours mean time between failures (MTBF), you’ve got roughly 82
years of gaming ahead of you.
Up to 4 TB of capacity means you can accumulate games without fear of maxing out
space.
Monitor drive health, performance, and firmware updates with free Seagate
SeaTools™ SSD software.

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Ah here is something

brisk summit
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whoa seems like you found sonething

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Good 👍🏻

sudden wadi
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ah, they all say the same 😦 Just the bytes written changes with capacity

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Which is 1,400 TBs

brisk summit
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Yeah might want to RMA is it’s bothering you

sudden wadi
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I might just be mentally comparing it with the NVME drives that are in the system. They come up almost instantly, but I use the FireCude to store most stuff, the NVME are boot and game launch drives.

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it just seemed excessive than most SSD drives I use.