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Hi everyone!

 

Simple question, I recently made a fresh windows install, got all set up and made a benchmark. Everything works fine, except my OS SSD, which is bellow expected performance:

 

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Is there anything that I can do to make it better?

 

 

Thanks for the help!

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Run a proper disk benchmark like CrystalDiskBench and see if your performance is good.

 

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The sequential numbers are definitely good for that drive, the random numbers are toward the lower end of normal but it's the deep queue speeds (175MB/s when their test should be reporting >300MB/s for an 860 Evo) which are getting you the "below expectations" remark. Also despite the initially good sequential values your sustained writes show a larger than expected fall off when run repeatedly.

 

Given those two factors the first thing I'd check is what temperature the SSD is reporting during the benchmark, it feels a lot like the controller is overheating under high load and throttling down. Check that the drive has adequate ventilation.

 

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1 hour ago, Kedohawyr said:

The sequential numbers are definitely good for that drive, the random numbers are toward the lower end of normal but it's the deep queue speeds (175MB/s when their test should be reporting >300MB/s for an 860 Evo) which are getting you the "below expectations" remark. Also despite the initially good sequential values your sustained writes show a larger than expected fall off when run repeatedly.

 

Given those two factors the first thing I'd check is what temperature the SSD is reporting during the benchmark, it feels a lot like the controller is overheating under high load and throttling down. Check that the drive has adequate ventilation.

 

 

How good or bad is 53C? For the SSD under load.

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