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is Microsoft at fault or Canada Computers?
Is it my graphics card? GTX 1660ti Ryzen 7 3700X 8-CP
16GB of RAM.
1TB of local disk 460 GB free.
Is something bottlenecking
The original was Ryzen 3 was a prebuilt installed with windows 10 or windows 8. It started giving me disk issues, flash memory die out. From there got a new flash memory and power supply than later on a new motherboard and Ryze 7 alongside new copy of windows 10 which you think they should've formatted it. The started up does take long, so I should be in the clear or not?
5 Answers
- fodaddy19Lv 71 month ago
Looks like you have a mechanical hard drive. There's no "flash memory". Mechanical hard drives boot much slower than a solid state drive (SSD). That's probably nothing wrong with your computer.
- m8xpayneLv 71 month ago
Startup is going to take a long, long time if the Operating system, aka the C: Drive, has been placed on a conventional Hard Disk Drive. Get a SSD if you want faster load and boot times.
- DeMoNsLaYeR575Lv 71 month ago
you have a hard drive so no "flash memory" to speak of.
unless you perform regular maintenance on a hard drive the performance will drop daily to the point that even turning on the computer could take 20 min.
i would recommend upgrading to an ssd and you should see a massive performance improvement.
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