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moking01
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So i wanted to try the userbenchmark utility to check up on my new ryzen build and everything was fine except the SSD. According to the test it is under-perfomring. Its my first time using a SSD so im not sure whats going on. I know that SSD is not the fastest but its not even as fast as my mechanical HDD.

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Use Windows' defrag utility and see if it can do anything to help.

 

You SSD is faster than your HDD. Look closer and you can see that both read and write speeds are higher.

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Desktop benching:

Cinebench R15 Single thread:168 Multi-thread: 833 

SuperPi (v1.5 from Techpowerup, PI value output) 16K: 0.100s 1M: 8.255s 32M: 7m 45.93s

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Don't know what average speeds should be but it is definitely faster than your hdd

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1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Use Windows' defrag utility and see if it can do anything to help.

 

You SSD is faster than your HDD. Look closer and you can see that both read and write speeds are higher.

 

Just now, Abyss Gaming said:

Don't know what average speeds should be but it is definitely faster than your hdd

Yea i just noticed the read/write speeds and indeed its faster. But im still concerned why its performing that bad...

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UV400 is an SSD that doesn't have an actual solid nand type, similar to Sandisks SSDPLUS line. 

 

For example, the NAND in a unit I bought today is not the same as the NAND in a unit I bought 6 months ago. Sure they're both TLC NAND (low end cheap fast memory) but possibly on a different manufacturing process or different manufacturer

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5 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

UV400 is an SSD that doesn't have an actual solid nand type, similar to Sandisks SSDPLUS line. 

 

For example, the NAND in a unit I bought today is not the same as the NAND in a unit I bought 6 months ago. Sure they're both TLC NAND (low end cheap fast memory) but possibly on a different manufacturing process or different manufacturer

I checked the avg scores for the UV400 and its around 54%. Mine scored 48% so i guess its fine considering its a slow ssd.

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