PC extrem langsam nach Mainbord tausch?
Hallo, ich habe mein PC von 2014 mal auf neue Hardware aufgerüstet, einmal das MSI B550 a pro und denn Ryzen 5600x. Ich hatte zwei Festplatten angeschlossen und diese Formatiert und gelöscht. Die erste ist eine SSD worüber jetzt auch Windows läuft aber wirklich extrem langsam, da war mein altes System schneller. Auch hat meine 2. Festplatte plötzlich nur noch die Hälfte an Speicher wie zuvor obwohl keine Daten drauf sind. Auch hab ich plötzlich eine dritte Festplatte wo Systemreserviert steht, kp…
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Hey,
Have you properly installed all drivers?
BIOS, chipset, CPU, GPU, so all?
Could be.
As far as this is concerned, I haven’t done anything yet.
and use the drivers only by AMD directly for the chipset, otherwise no other source trust
The same also applies to the GPU, so then either AMD or nVidia
Just install all the drivers again by first of all the chipset tab on it might be my opinion.
as a supplement: Enable XMP/DOCP for RAM and AHCI for SATA in BIOS
because of the storage, you can look into the media administration to see if you need to create or merge a partitio.
At the connection of the SSDs, you’ve taken care that they’re all connected as soon as possible. Often, this makes it extremely slow for certain contelations because they are less connected.
I have the connections as connected to the old mainboard
You put the Ram in the right slot and activate the XMP profile. Slot two and four would be right in your case.
No, it would be rather bad if he didn’t. Of course, it could also be windows, which bites with the old and new bios of the board, is unwarmly but windows stop. That’s why it’s always recommended.
Yes I put an 8gb in the second slot, in Taskmanger the disk runs to 100%, is that the problem?