Why is SSD stupid?

Question

Windows

Hello! Faced such a problem that Windows began to boot from the SSD for 2-5 minutes. Large queues on the disk, the response jumps up to 20 seconds.
SSD seems to pass all tests. I need to understand how to reproduce the problem on another computer in order to prove its malfunction in the SC, because it's still under warranty.
I will be glad to any advice. TRIM is enabled, the program passes the test. ACHI enabled. There is no overheating. The latest firmware. SMART - OK. Allocated a reserve area - did not affect the work in any way. Self-diagnosis by the utility from the manufacturer does not show any problems.




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Answer 1

Sfc /scannow
How to prove? Make a backup of the old Windows and files
Install a clean Windows
If the symptoms recur, then the disk
If not, questions to Windows

Answer 2

of course, you had to prove to yourself BEFORE buying the
bx500, an unsuccessful model, and this is clearly seen in the price - which is LOWER than on the older MX500
, try it from the site

5. Rather, the problem is not in the SSD, but in my Win10 OS, but until I disabled the \"turn off the hard disk after\" function in the \"Power Options\" settings, the computer with this disk did not work adequately - it did not voluntarily exit hibernation mode, spontaneously fell asleep, and just hung up for a few minutes from time to time. After turning it off everything started working fine.

well, google other reviews and tests - what exactly is the problem there - there is some kind of parallel cache, etc.
in general, the art of SSD is the art of the controller, just look:
if the controller is not INTEL and not MARVELL, you need to study it additionally
(+ Mikron releases the latest on its own - I seem to have bought the company)
, although there are exceptions in both directions: I know one unfortunate case from Intel ( although there is an Intel SSD, and the controller was not theirs) and according to Marvel - there is a problem with cheap memory