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Cheap NVME are traps!!??

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Last night I watch a review on budget nvme, intel 660 & adata 6000 lite, both 1 tb

they tested both by adding 200gb to each from empty to full and tested its speed drop, and let it cool down for half an hour ~ 2 hours.

 

both tested when empty were the same as manufacturer rated speed, 

surprisingly speed dropped dramatically on both drives! (intel even dropped significantly , down to 90MB on first 200gb write)

 

video link(in cantonese, skip to the graphs for details):

 

after seeing this review, I am quite freaked out on cheap nvme, what do you think?

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All SSDs will slow down when filled up. It's just a nature of how they work. 

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3 minutes ago, Mo5 said:

All SSDs will slow down when filled up. It's just a nature of how they work. 

but the rate of drop is too scary in this case! no matter qlc/ tlc.

it just look much worse than a sata ssd!

 

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25 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

but the rate of drop is too scary in this case! no matter qlc/ tlc.

it just look much worse than a sata ssd!

 

As someone who's filled up both I can say with the utmost certainty that NVME is still faster than SATA. I've filled both low and high capacity drives.

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Without comparisons to other drives that aren't NVME in the same test, it's kind of a pointless thing to claim.

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