Intel 750 400GB NVME TEST

[flaviu.vlaicu]

Here are two results of the Intel 750 400GB NVMe drive that I received today.

 

The only problem I have is the low 4K Q32T1 value that I do not understand. I have seen the same SSD tested with the same version of Crystal Disk and the results where : 880 / 859 MB/s for example.

 

Following config, the rest are not important I think : 

 

Motherboard : Asus Maximus VII Formula

CPU : Intel 4790K

 

The SSD is pun in a 16x 3.0 PCIE SLOT

 

I have also made a copy test of a 100GB dummy file created with the command : fsutil file createnew dummy.iso 100000000000 

 

The copy speed is consistent unlike the 950 PRO and 951 :

 

 

If you guys want more test just ask and I will post screens

 

 

[ThinkWithPortals]

And I thought my 850 EVO SATA SSD was fast...

[KemoKa]

*Drools* Can I haz?

No, I cannot has... T_T I have a Sandy Bridge machine... *cries* I want fast drives...

[flaviu.vlaicu]

Here is a test with Atto

[mikat]

Here are two results of the Intel 750 400GB NVMe drive that I received today.

 

The only problem I have is the low 4K Q32T1 value that I do not understand. I have seen the same SSD tested with the same version of Crystal Disk and the results where : 880 / 859 MB/s for example.

 

Following config, the rest are not important I think : 

 

Motherboard : Asus Maximus VII Formula

CPU : Intel 4790K

 

The SSD is pun in a 16x 3.0 PCIE SLOT

 

I have also made a copy test of a 100GB dummy file created with the command : fsutil file createnew dummy.iso 100000000000 

 

The copy speed is consistent unlike the 950 PRO and 951 :

 

 

If you guys want more test just ask and I will post screens

the i7-4790k doesn't support NVMe right? so you won't get the full performance, only with skylake or haswell-e

[leadeater]

the i7-4790k doesn't support NVMe right? so you won't get the full performance, only with skylake or haswell-e

 

NVMe just uses PCI-E lanes on the CPU, there is no restriction on what CPU supports it. The only limiting factor is the amount of PCI-E lanes the CPU has and how many you need to use.

[flaviu.vlaicu]

the i7-4790k doesn't support NVMe right? so you won't get the full performance, only with skylake or haswell-e

 

The Z97 Chipset suports  NVMe and also the Asus Maximus VII Formula

[flaviu.vlaicu]

So...anyone knows why the low value compared to others ? Defective drive ? 

[flaviu.vlaicu]

In the comparison there are two Intel 730 240GB in RAID 0 on the left vs Intel 750 400GB on the right.