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BIOS changing for my SSD?

Mr Fister

Hi guys, my SSD is not fully utilize its full potential. (SAMSUNG SSD 840 EVO 120GB). my read speeds at 400mb and write at 300mb. it needs to be 550mb if im not mistaken.

BIOS PHOTO: (NOTE THAT MY SSD IS CONNECTED TO CHANNEL 6- GSATA6)

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Thanks!

 

Gaming Laptop: Dell G5 5587

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Are you running a i7 930. That is a old cpu and platform now, thats probably your probem. It will probably perform much faster on a new board.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Are you running a i7 930. That is a old cpu and platform now, thats probably your probem. It will probably perform much faster on a new board.

Yes but my question is if my setting at the BIOS are correct for the SSD, like SATA3 firmware selection- set to onchip. is that ok?

or any other settings for that matter

1 minute ago, elpiGee said:

Did you run the fixes Samsung released for the performance degradation?

i did

Gaming Laptop: Dell G5 5587

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Those speeds sound about right for the Marvell chipsets that would have been used to provide SATA3 functionality on the boards at the time.

 

The first Intel boards delivered with SATA3 were the Sandy Bridge/Cougar Point boards.  Which proved to be defective and became the subject of a recall. 

 

I wouldn't get too caught up with benchmarks. 

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