960 EVO DISKMARK WINDOWS 10
Windows 10 installed on 850 pro, 350gb's of games installed on 960 evo. Pcie m.2 adapter (in a PCIe Gen 2 X 4 slot)ģ2gb of ram (not sure about my xmp settings) I am at about the same speeds (1,616 and 1,574) This is especially true for an M.2 ssd installed close to the cpu. It can affect the memory, graphics, and ssd's.
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There are quite a few threads in the forum about problems related to cloning.Ĭompatibility - Quite a few motherboards require a system BIOS update for improved M.2 NVMe ssd compatibility and performance.Īnd now for something that is strange but true - If a cpu heatsink is tightened too much so there is no wiggle room, then the motherboard may experience too much pressure which can cause problems. There are a higher number of problems with cloning. Cloning works reasonably well but sometimes glitches develop.
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This is especially true for M.2 ssd's installed under a graphics card which blocks airflow.Ĭloning - A fresh clean install of the operating system, drivers, utilities, applications, games, etc.
The subject was also documented in several excellent technical reviews. very shit software dissapointing as hell.Ĭan you tell me how you fixed it? Did you have to reinstall windows?Īirflow? - Both Samsung and Intel have stated the new M.2 3.0 x 4 ssd's are subject to thermal throttling if airflow is inadequate. Hey, I did a benchmark and my 960 evo drive was running advertised speeds and then I cloned my drive using samsung magician tool and now im having exact same reading speeds as you. Maybe I need to do a fresh windows install and start over? PCI-E is directly interfacing with the bus. Your chipset and mb could be why it is slow. What GENE mb are you running? There are quite a few. I then cloned my windows 10 ssd to it and now for some reason am only getting about 2200 read speed. My 960 evo was reading about 3100 when I was running windows from a different disk as well as when i had a fresh install of windows 10 on it. Would you say these results are more accurate given the specs and my setup? Is this where I need to be, or could it be improved? Any insight would be appreciated. I ran the speed tests using Crystal DiskMark, hence these results: What else can I do? Other question: Wherever the SSD is plugged in, will the speed be affected by a graphics card in the PCIe slot? Seems as though whether the SSD is plugged into M.2 or either PCIe (via add-on PCIe card), Samsung Magician reads my SSD at an average of 1,700/1,500MBps.way below advertised speeds. (Fluke?) I installed my SSD in the add-on PCIe card, hoping for higher speeds. Today, Samsung Magician read higher SSD speeds for some reason: 3,200/1,800, no other config changes.
Upon researching that the M.2 port is "slow" for such a fast drive, I ordered an Asus Hyper M.2 X4 add-on PCIe card - and just received today. In my M.2 port, Samsung Magician reads only about half these speeds, topping out at about 1,800/1,500. The SSD is advertised at 3,200/1,800 MBps speeds. I am using a Samsung 960 EVO SSD in the M.2 port of an Asus Maximus GENE motherboard.
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