Post your Anvil's Storage score for SSD

[Paramount]

Anvil’s Storage Utilities has been designed to be the most comprehensive benchmark tool for Solid State Drives on the market.
You can run a benchmark right away by selecting a drive from the menu at the top right, or check out the settings first to make sure everything is configured correctly here. Here you can simulate a compression level of the test file, e.g. database, application or uncompressed, and whether you’d like to use the same test file on consecutive runs or generate a new one every time. As far as benchmarks go, you can run a standard SSD benchmark that is testing read, write, or both performances of the drive, or run threaded IO benchmarks only.

link for download :
Anvil's storage benchmark

VP4300L 2TB

there will be an excel sheet updated every week that include : your name ,ssd name, read and write scores and total scores as well as RAID if available

 

[Marcus Vinicus]

Here's two of my drives.

 

[kapone32]

Here is my Boot drive

Edit : Cleaned up

 

[rhyswilliams999]

Results from my 3 SSDs
Sabrent Rocket 4.0 2TB

Fanxiang S690 2TB

Samsung SSD 870 SATA

 

[Ivan Bliminse]

 

[Hugis]

Boot: P41Plat

Edit :
980Pro
Empty and little used

SN770 on PCIE 3 x 4

SN770 on PCIE 4x4

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
ThrashZone
Acer stock HFS001TEJ9X125N 1tb
9.632.35
6.500.37
16.132.73


WD Black SN850X 4tb
9.426.05
5.450.19
14.876.23



z490 rig yeah pci-e 3 lol

ThrashZone
SS 980 pro 2tb
7.495.69
4.215.82
11.711.50


WD Black SN850X 4tb
7.678.84
4.086.32
11.765.16

 

[jiajo]

980 pro Gen4

Crucial P3 Plus Gen4

970 EVO Plus Gen3

 

[Paramount]

its interesting to see Solidigim P44 Pro 1TB beat Gen5 SSD

 

[lolek86]

 

[Clockmaster77]

Here's the test for my new Sabrent Rocket 4 NVMe. It performs a little better respect to the same NVMe I have seen above. Why?

 

[kapone32]

its interesting to see Solidigim P44 Pro 1TB beat Gen5 SSD

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It would seem that they also got some of the Optane that went into those SSDs from Intel that were super expensive. If this is true that could be huge for a Memory manufacturer like Sk Hynix.

 

[Gica]

It replaced the old Plextor, carrier of W7, W10 and W11 along with i7-7700K, now i5-13500. Although the jump is dramatic, the synthetic tests look much better than reality.
Old Plextor is retired and I can test him. I anticipate a sub 8,000,000 score for it, maybe 30% of Samsung's score.
There are life and death battles for some figures that are not irrelevant and marketing wreaks havoc on the wallets of the victims.

Reason for replacement:
1. 256GB is no longer enough for these days
2. Black Friday, 50% off for Samsung.

 

[RootinTootinPootin]

 

[NSGYPA]

Optane p5801x 400gb (somewhat rare)

 

[stahlhart]

 

[sepheronx]

Western Digital SN730 PCIe 3.0

 

[NSGYPA]

Optane p5800x 800 gb

 

[Blaeza]

Crucial T700 Gen 5

 

[Crazybc]

Getting to be a old computer for sure but this is my results.
950 pro with rapid status turned on.

 

[A Computer Guy]

Optane 905p 1.5TB x2 striped with Windows Disk Management

Hosted on the same drive a Virtual Disk

 

[agent_x007]

WD's VelociRaptor 1TB is just cool

And here's Exos X20 20TB for comparison (in 4Kn mode) :

 

[A Computer Guy]

4 x 5400rpm WD-RED disks RAID-0 on an old SAS/SATA controller ARC-1882i I got on ebay for under $50.

volume

controller

drives

 

[ShiBDiB]

http://imgur.com/m8X7J8c

^ My Windows drive

http://imgur.com/ogWh9NQ

^ Game drive

 

[Arctucas]

1 Internal, 3 external