I know, if the drive functions like it should in everyday tasks, if everything else is fine, why focus on a synthetic benchmark, right?Ĭolor me confused, any help would be greatly appreciated. Installed the Intel controller driver, optimized my SSD in all the ways I could think of, disabling cache, pagefiles, defrags, indexing, the whole shebang.Īnd I consistently keep hitting that low number.ĭoes anybody here know what I'm doing wrong, IF I'm doing something wrong?īecause ATTO checks out with a decrepency of 10mb/s on both reads and writes compared to advertised speeds.Ī quick, non-scientific quick-copy from my RAID0 WD Caviar black 1TB drives of a rip of the COD4 disk shows just about what it should (it falls off towards the end, but for the most part hovers around the 150MB/s mark), compared to the CDM scores I've seen on the web. Yet I keep hitting as low as 80-90mb/s writes, no matter what I do. Here you can check the identification information of the selected SSD drive. Choose the target SSD from the given disk list and click Next. Right-click the SSD drive and select SSD Secure Erase from the menu.
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So, I've spent the last couple hours trying to make my SSD play nice with CrystalDiskMark's tests, and so far, only the read performance makes sense.Īccording to the info I can find in reviews, the drive should have about 215mb/s read and ~145mb/s write sequential. Run AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional. Improve your PC experience with Intel® processors.
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