I don't think a HDD has any place in a laptop because a laptop is bound to be tossed and tumbled and bumped. HDD's can't survive tosses, tumbles and bumps. The only moving parts in laptops should be the cooling fan.

Agree

Here to assist!
1. Get CrystalDiskInfo check any warning in HDD.
2. Move paged file, hibernate file, Windows and all programs to drive C (SSD).
3. In task manager, show all, add new column "command" to check any application running on drive D.

*Edited
I also notice WDC WD10SPZX is 5400 RPM only, maybe that's why, suggest get 7200 RPM HDD, and the 5400 RPM HDD turned into external HDD


Hope this help~

This post has been edited by yeo1992cc: Feb 15 2019, 05:27 PM

CrystalDiskInfo did not show any sign of warning..

nevermind bout it.. harddisk replaced..

now working great..

Forgot to ask, they replace same hard disk model or different?

same one.

Can try errorscan again to confirm it wont took more than 6 hours to complete?

already did it.. completed in 1 hour..

Can give the 1TB hdd exact model? So fast one hour, I thought might take 3 hours.

From here, its a normal hdd not sshd, so can confirm the previous one took 8 hours to complete 25% is not normal.

funny thing is 25% 8 hours.. but still no error report..

But the checking speed is ridiculous, and also you never finish it. Maybe the rest of the 75% got bad sectors in it.

idk maybe its not the harddisk that is broken..

SATA Controller problem maybe?

But I havent heard sata controller can breakdown before. But mechanical hard disk alot, sometimes depend on luck too.

Details please?

Prior undervolting temp during intense gaming:
CPU: up to 80c ++
GPU: up to 90c ++

CPU undervolted -0.100mv via intel XTU software, temp will not exceed 70c

GPU undevolted via MSI Afterburner curve adjustment to 925mv (iinm) temp will not go higher than 75c

Temp with undervolting + cooling pad + vacuum cooling fan on GPU air vent:
CPU: 65-68c
GPU: 70-72c

edit: Forgot to tell that I also repaste the CPU & GPU with Grizzly Cryonaut

This post has been edited by Buriburi San: Mar 3 2019, 10:24 PM

Thanks for posting details!
I was using XTU for 5 months but I stopped after finding out it keeps reseting UV value after PC sleep randomly so I move to ThrottleStop which has much smaller footprint and performance hit

I also overclocked my display from 60Hz to 96Hz (maximum capable) and did not have issues (like frame skipping etc)


Can you upload a screenshot of Curve editor in MSI Afterburner, please? (in full-screen size)

Yup, the XTU settings somehow will reset after few reboot.
I'll need to relaunch and apply undervolt profile again once in a while. I'll looking into other better software like yours later if I'm not feeling lazy

Here's my afterburner curve setting



My temp after running Heaven benchmark at ultra

u cant buy frm their website ? need go lazada ?