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buyfrmlinus
By buyfrmlinus
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so it been over 2-3 months using my budget pc and its good like i only play valo - csgo i get like 70-80 fps and sometimes it is stable at 90 fps which i have got no problem with but i recently was trying to transfer file from hdd to ssd image.thumb.png.d66b4234f9b57af54568c6e78d05dd93.png

and these were the read and write speads are they ok ? i transferred 27gbs in like 9 mins

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If my math is correct, that would come out around 50MBps, which is slow, but I've seen those speeds on cheap dramless SSDs before over time.

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The limiting factor is your hard drive. You can't tell if your SSD is slow by transferring data from a slower drive.

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24 minutes ago, BobVonBob said:

The limiting factor is your hard drive. You can't tell if your SSD is slow by transferring data from a slower drive.

well i guess that was the problem i tried installing a game and it was all ok thanks

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