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Samsung Magician Software question

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The differences are only noticeable on things that take long to begin with like BF4 loading times but even then it's probably only a few seconds. The modes do not matter THAT much it's more of a "squeeze everything out of ..." kind of thing

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Hello everyone, I've owned a 840 EVO ssd for a year now and i have a question for someone who has the knowledge. I kept the Samsung Magician software at Maximum performance all this time and i was wondering is there a difference( guess there is ) between the modes and ive changed it to Maximum reliability. 
my question is are the differences noticeable? Which should i use. Sorry im a nub :<

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The differences are only noticeable on things that take long to begin with like BF4 loading times but even then it's probably only a few seconds. The modes do not matter THAT much it's more of a "squeeze everything out of ..." kind of thing

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