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SuperUserDo

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    SuperUserDo got a reaction from Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    My final CrystalDiskMark Result

    A lot closer to others just slower in 4k Q32T1. But overall I am pretty satisfied with it and happy?.
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    SuperUserDo reacted to Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    No problem, you're welcome. I like helping out! 
    I think the IRST is a good option, not slow, updated (also security) and a good compromise I think
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    SuperUserDo got a reaction from Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    Yeah you are right. Anyways both of these options are wayyy better than the 30K IOPS I was getting earlier and there is a difference that I felt between 30K and 67K. Not so much with 67K and 82K. So I am thinking of going with the IRST driver just for the added stability it might bring. Thanks @Dioneyesos for helping me out. I really do appreciate it. Anymore suggestions from anyone are welcome.
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    SuperUserDo reacted to Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    I would go with which ever feels faster. To me IOPS don't mean a lot. I just want everything to run smooth, stable and as fast as possible. And if that means running a driver from 2006, so be it ?
    For battery life, I don't think you will notice the difference, if there is any at all
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    SuperUserDo reacted to Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    I got you on the first correct, also you can edit posts
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    SuperUserDo reacted to Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    That doesn't look like an improvement to me... 
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    SuperUserDo reacted to LukeSavenije in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    maybe a chipset update will help?
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    SuperUserDo reacted to Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    Check writeback cache. If its disabled, enable it, if it's enabled, disable it. See if that helps. 

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    SuperUserDo got a reaction from Dioneyesos in Slow Samsung 860 evo   
    Earlier it was at 30,000 IOPS
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