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Answer» I'm using a motherboard (MSI-7592 G41) and I was using 4 hard disk through it in the past. Two of them started to show problem so, I stop using them for a while. I thought it was the problem of the hard disk. But I checked it on another PC, there were INDEED some problems in them which I fixed with chkdsk command.
Upon further checking out I found it was the cable from the power supply (dont know the name but i have the picture of it below) at fault. So, I replaced them.
Now when I plugg all 4 hard disk on my pc. It is working fine and showing all hard disks but I feel like there is something lagging in my system. SOMETIME it hangs... but most of the time it works fine....
So, my main question is... should i continue using 4 hard disk on my motherboard... will it be ok or not... Hardware specs of all hardware would be helpful to AVOID guessing what it could be.
Power Supply Make/Model Wattage? Motherboard ( missing some designator info such as P23 or P26 etc to the part number of MSI-7592 G41)? RAM? CPU? Hard Drive Info Video CARD(s) info? Operating System Version?Thanks for the reply
Following are my hardware specs... Hope this will be helpful PowerSupply: Well it is a normal one with 450 watt I guess Motherboard: MSI-7592 G41 P26 RAM: DDR3 8 GB (Two Ram with 4 GB each) CPU: Intel Core 2 DUO E6550 2.33 GHz Hard Drive: Desktop Internal Hard disk (4 hard disk 2 of them are 500 GB each and one is 1 TB and the other is 2 TB) Video Card: Nvidia GeForce 210 Operating System: windows 7 professional
Quote PowerSupply: Well it is a normal one with 450 watt I guess
Way to avoid details on the most important question asked...chaosloader, You must be a DIY person. Do you have some basic test equipment?
Here is a link to amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Ulincos-Digital-Multimeter-Resistance-Continuity/dp/B01IQTIBQG/ref=pd_lpo_60_tr_t_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=HNV7ZJT5DHFHFQTE27VW No, I am not saying buy it, but rather saying something like that is good to have. Low cost VOMs are available elsewhere. From Walmart:
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