First forget Samsung benchmark. It’s often bloated. ASSD uses different processes.*
Good comparison that is widely used is Crystaldiskmark. Download and run that and see what you get. Make sure nothing else is running.
Any specific reason you didn’t put this on DIMM.2_1 and set it to CPU in the BIOS? (DIMM.2 slot closer to ram slots)*this bypasses the PCH. Mine booted when I tried it back in the beginning.*
You should be getting ~3500MB/S sequential reads and ~50MB/S 4K random reads. *
Don’t think this is X2. Maybe check your PCIE speeds are set to gen3 instead of auto. Also run trim manually typing diskdfragementer in the search box on the taskbar.
My bet is it’s a BIOS setting issue if you have upgraded and just overlooked. *If you change positions make sure you go into BIOS at startup and verify the correct boot option.*
Good comparison that is widely used is Crystaldiskmark. Download and run that and see what you get. Make sure nothing else is running.
Any specific reason you didn’t put this on DIMM.2_1 and set it to CPU in the BIOS? (DIMM.2 slot closer to ram slots)*this bypasses the PCH. Mine booted when I tried it back in the beginning.*
You should be getting ~3500MB/S sequential reads and ~50MB/S 4K random reads. *
Don’t think this is X2. Maybe check your PCIE speeds are set to gen3 instead of auto. Also run trim manually typing diskdfragementer in the search box on the taskbar.
My bet is it’s a BIOS setting issue if you have upgraded and just overlooked. *If you change positions make sure you go into BIOS at startup and verify the correct boot option.*
That’s just a little shy but not by much. Background apps, AV, indexing etc will have a go at your numbers. *Other things on the PCH will knock it back too. Best bet is on the inside towards the Ram amd set to *CPU in the BIOS. That will at least get the PCH bottle neck off of it.*
