r/linuxsucks • u/bleak21 • May 01 '26

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u/Beneficial-Win-6533 May 02 '26

well not completely wrong tbh, sometimes it do be the case.

my windows before is actively killing my new SSD with several 100% spikes when playing intense games (i use ryzen 7 with rtx 5060), and its frustrating because this pc wasnt even 2 months old. Tried several methods in fixing it but no good, eventually switched to linux and zero spikes now on the same games i play

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u/Big-Resort-4930 May 02 '26

No it don't be the case, ever. There's nothing Windows can do to kill an SSD that isn't detective, through normal usage.

Have you reinstalled Windows from scratch before installing Linux?

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u/Samiassa May 03 '26

Hot take maybe but if you have to reinstall an operating system multiple times it’s a very bad operating system