Post your HDD and SSD Speeds!

[fred6187]

SSD SAMSUNG 850 EVO with fast mode of Samsung Magician
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SSD SAMSUNG 850 EVO without fast mode of Samsung Magician
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SSD SAMSUNG SERIE 950 PRO M.2 (does not support fast mode of Samsung Magician)

 

[xvi]

SSD SAMSUNG SERIE 950 PRO M.2 (does not support fast mode of Samsung Magician)

Doesn't need it.

 

[Toothless]

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That's not what we're using as a benchmark, read the thread before trying to get epeen using the wrong bench.

And don't double post.

 

[Arrakis9]

can i be apart of the club too?

Its an intel 750 PCIE HHHL (CEM2.0) 400GB

 

[aldo11061979]

Intel 750 Series 400GB PCI-E Solid State Drive

 

[yotano211]

Here are my hard drives.

X2 Samsung Spinpoint M9T 2TB
x2 Samsung 850 ssd in raid 0
**they might be a little slower since all 3 where running at once, all are laptop HDs

 

[xvi]

I don't think HD Tune can keep up with today's SSDs. ATTO fares much better.

Samsung 950 Pro 256GB

I now have two of these Samsung 950 Pro 256GB drives in RAID 0 with Windows installed on them (unlike the clean run before). Still seeing relatively slow speeds in HD Tune. Don't know why, but it really hates me. ATTO, again, fares much better. Almost 50% better. Can I use that number instead of HD Tune? Pretty please?

Single drive HD Tune (avg): 1,158.7 MB/s
Dual drive HD Tune (avg): 2,291.1 MB/s

Single drive ATTO (max): 2,297,124 KB/s
Dual drive ATTO (max): 3,203,268 KB/s

 

[jaggerwild]

WOW XVI, whats the difference in the 850 and the 950pro?

 

[xvi]

WOW XVI, whats the difference in the 850 and the 950pro?

A whole heck of a lot. I'm not an expert on this all, but as I understand it, the 950 Pro is a M.2 NVMe SSD that runs off of PCI-Express bus whereas the 850 Pro/Evo has to be crammed through a slower SATA bus (which can also come in the M.2 form factor). As for all the internals, I'm not sure what kind of witchcraft Samsung put in to the 950 to make it haul, but there's definitely some internal changes too.

A 950 Pro M.2 and an 850 Evo M.2 will look almost the same (and will often fit in the same slot, with some exceptions), but the difference is how it connects to the system electrically.

 

[jaggerwild]

So you have 2 M.2 NVMe SSD'S in a raid very cool! nearly 2000 write time, have you tried turning off back ground stuff to increase it?

 

[Caring1]

A 950 Pro M.2 and an 850 Evo M.2 will look almost the same (and will often fit in the same slot, with some exceptions), but the difference is how it connects to the system electrically.

NVMe has up to 30Gb/s bandwidth while SATA has up to 10Gb/s

 

[xvi]

So you have 2 M.2 NVMe SSD'S in a raid very cool! nearly 2000 write time, have you tried turning off back ground stuff to increase it?

Two NVMe SSDs, yep. Here's a photo of 'em too. Haven't trimmed out any background processes, no. It's a fresh install of Windows, so I'm hoping it's fairly minimal background usage.

I just realized that with the addition of this second SSD, my laptop has now cost me more than my car.
I told myself I wouldn't cross that line, but here we are.

NVMe has up to 30Gb/s bandwidth while SATA has up to 10Gb/s

Which revision? SATA III is 6Gbps (~750MB/s, but usually not much more than 500MB/s real-world). Looks like there's a SATA 3.2 revision that'll do 16Gbps, but I don't think that's hit the market yet. Would be interesting to see, but it sounds like it might be too little too late now that NVMe/PCIe SSDs are gaining traction.

 

[P4-630]

Two NVMe SSDs, yep. Here's a photo of 'em too. Haven't trimmed out any background processes, no. It's a fresh install of Windows, so I'm hoping it's fairly minimal background usage.

I just realized that with the addition of this second SSD, my laptop has now cost me more than my car.
I told myself I wouldn't cross that line, but here we are.


Which revision? SATA III is 6Gbps (~750MB/s, but usually not much more than 500MB/s real-world). Looks like there's a SATA 3.2 revision that'll do 16Gbps, but I don't think that's hit the market yet. That could be 10Gbps once you subtract overhead though.

Cool! Thats one hell of a gaming laptop you have, yeah pricey though... *cough* *cough*

 

[Tsukiyomi91]

2 NVMe M.2 SSDs is considered as godlike. With a fresh copy of Windows running, I think your SSD will perform much better than a simple mirror & migrate.

 

[Caring1]

Which revision? SATA III is 6Gbps (~750MB/s, but usually not much more than 500MB/s real-world). Looks like there's a SATA 3.2 revision that'll do 16Gbps, but I don't think that's hit the market yet. Would be interesting to see, but it sounds like it might be too little too late now that NVMe/PCIe SSDs are gaining traction.

I meant the M2 slots. PCIe X4/ sata. Fastest rated speed was 10Gb/s before NVMe came along.

 

[no1yak]

Samsung 950 Pro NvMe 500GB

 

[FordGT90Concept]

Seagate 6 TB drive is >200 MB/s read/write with ~8ms access time.

 

[P4-630]

Samsung 850 Pro 512GB

 

[Caring1]

Patriot Pyro 120Gb

Patriot Pyro 120Gb

Sandisk X400 256Gb

Sandisk X400 256Gb

 

[Derek12]

Upgraded my aging Samsung N145P Atom N455 netbook with a Kingston SSDnow 120GB. Speed seemingly limited by SATA2.

Now it seems to be a new computer

 

[Komshija]

Mushkin Triactor 240GB SSD:

Toshiba X300 4TB HDD:

 

[satindemon4u]

Attempting to get some help from an Admin guys. Since I can no longer edit the first post.

 

[Tuna Yücer]

Seems legit thread

Samsung 840 Evo 120GB SSD

WD Blue WD10EZEX 1TB

 

[Tomgang]

Ram disk on an old X58 triple channel setup. I am not gonna show my other drives speed cause they are filled up and my SSD are running on a sata 3 pci controller but that controller can not show the SSD true speed cause it maxes out at 375 MB/s read and ride in 200 MB/s and my SSD are faster than that and besides they are pretty full and that will properly not give the true speed of my two SSD or hardrives.

 

[satindemon4u]

Updated.

Thanks to erocker !