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03-19-2016, 06:42 PM
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pcsx2 is not responding every few minutes for a minute or so and then goes back to working(no logs because that freezes as well),i have default settings and played around with them nothing changed.im playing gran turismo 3
here are my specs-
Intel Quad Core i5 4690 3.5Ghz S1150
Gigabyte GA-B85M-D3H S1150
GB (2x8GB) Patriot DDR3 1600Mhz HEATSINK
Sapphire R9 280X 3G GDDR5 Dual-X
Seagate 1T 3.5'' Sata3 Barracuda 3 Years Warranty
Zalman Z3 Plus + FSP Raider 650W 80+ BUNDLE
LG DVD-RW X24 GH24NS90
ZALMAN CNPS-5X Performa
every help is greatly appreciated thanks
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you don't have it running from a flash drive or something do you?
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so no one has ever ran into this problem?
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I remember there was some kind of "green" feature on WD HDD quite a few times ago that were issuing those kinds of mini-freezes.
do you have such a function or an equivalent for Seagate HDD ?
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You'll notice it by the fact that the HD will have to spin up again. (Best noticed when you try to access the drive after leaving it inactive for 10+ minutes). There'll be a minor delay because of the spin-up time, and then it'll work smoothly again.
I have a WD Green myself as external drive, and this annoying ass feature actually killed the drive that way by constantly turning itself off and having to spin up each time lol.
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03-25-2016, 12:03 PM
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You can't.
The only way to prevent it is basically forcing it to not go idle. Some people made some tools to constantly write a very small .txt file to the drive every 5 minutes, that basically keeps it active all the time.
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