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Thread: Patriot Wildfire 120 GB (FW3.3.2) blue screens every day to two days

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    I believe they stated to disable Link Power-state Management in BIOS for Lenovo. Did you guys try that? Our drives do not need any special settings to be set into any computer for it to function.
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    Hi, I don't have a Lenovo so I don't see that option. Anything else I can try?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rockmonaco View Post
    Hi, I don't have a Lenovo so I don't see that option. Anything else I can try?

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    Sorry rockmanaco! We have a Clevo M860TU which is a PM45 ICH9 gaming notebook. We have tested in that set up and have not run into any issues. I will go back and recheck to confirm.
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    How long did you test for? It happens when the drive seems to be overloaded or the laptop has been left on for a day or so. Another problem I've encountered is that sometimes the computer will freeze for a minute and then be OK again. This did not happened before I started using the drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rockmonaco View Post
    How long did you test for? It happens when the drive seems to be overloaded or the laptop has been left on for a day or so. Another problem I've encountered is that sometimes the computer will freeze for a minute and then be OK again. This did not happened before I started using the drive.
    Downgrade the firmware to 3.2.0 and see if you can replicate the issue. We ran Pcmark 7 hard suite test, Unigine benchamrk, Crysis 2 and have not run into issue that you are experiencing. Only difference these were done on 240GB Wildfire. Now there should be no difference between 120 and 240 but I will now go and test on 120GB.
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    Default Still having problems

    Hi, I downgraded the firmware and had more problems with the drive. When I tried to do simple, yet random tasks, such as adding files to a large rar file, the computer would freeze and eventually bluescreen.

    Additionally, sometimes when I would open a large number of tabs in firefox or chrome the computer would eventually freeze (except mouse) and after a while either crash or continue to work well again.

    Would it be possible to maybe RMA the drive? I have had these problems since I bought it two months ago.

    I can replicate the issue with the rar file (which doesn't occur when I perform the same task on a USB drive)

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    Quote Originally Posted by rockmonaco View Post
    Hi, I downgraded the firmware and had more problems with the drive. When I tried to do simple, yet random tasks, such as adding files to a large rar file, the computer would freeze and eventually bluescreen.

    Additionally, sometimes when I would open a large number of tabs in firefox or chrome the computer would eventually freeze (except mouse) and after a while either crash or continue to work well again.

    Would it be possible to maybe RMA the drive? I have had these problems since I bought it two months ago.

    I can replicate the issue with the rar file (which doesn't occur when I perform the same task on a USB drive)
    Absolutely...

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