Windows 7: Show us your SSD performance 2

Bongo · 04 Jan 2013

Where whs said, I have a early one of 15.8

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Britton30 · 04 Jan 2013

I looked, there are a 100 or so lines of times.

If it's the front data list I have something wrong with my SSD. Still 30+ seconds.

Dwarf · 04 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Dwarf

Seriously, having seen the figures that Wolfgang posted of a friend's machine, I'm considering another upgrade and going for a pair of OCZ Vertex 4 SATA III 256GB drives in a RAID0 configuration. My other SSDs (the ones I currently have installed) will go into my other computer that I have built using the components from my previous system.

Was unable to get the Vertex 4 drives I was thinking about, but got a new pair of OCZ Agility 3 SATA III 120GB drives instead. Configured as RAID 0, here is my ATTO benchmark result.

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whs · 04 Jan 2013

Mine also. Same event 100. I have a Crucial M4 - I think Steve has the same. Maybe you have 31 sec because of a different SSD and system. My laptop with an OCZ Vertex is 29 to 35 sec which is strange in itself. I wonder why the times vary.

Britton30 · 04 Jan 2013

Guy, those look like a good and speedy set.

Wolfgang I also have a m4 128GB SSD.

Also Crucial released a new firmware a few weeks ago, 040H. http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Solid-St...ow/td-p/114274

Dwarf · 04 Jan 2013

Thanks Gary. I must say that I wasn't expecting to break the 1000MB/s barrier for either Read or Write, never mind both.

Britton30 · 04 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Dwarf

Thanks Gary. I must say that I wasn't expecting to break the 1000MB/s barrier for either Read or Write, never mind both.

Do you notice a performance increase at all?

kbrady1979 · 04 Jan 2013

Gary, my boot time is between 22-26 seconds according to this, and I believe it is because we may have some drivers that slow down the restart process such as a third party SATA driver and USB 3.0 driver. I know for a fact my ASMedia drivers slow things down. Just a thought, might not have anything to do with it.

Dwarf · 04 Jan 2013

The system seems far more responsive, although I haven't installed any apps yet as I've only just done the installs. As I'm doing this from Windows 8 (just happens to be the one I've got updated, the others will have to wait till another time), I'll install Office 2013 and see what happens. Back shortly.

Britton30 · 04 Jan 2013

You may be correct Kelly, long ago I did a boot trace that Cluberti said a USB, something, was taking a long time to load. Well long as in 8-10 seconds. I do have Asmedia USB 3 and I think Steve may too.

Windows 7: Show us your SSD performance 2

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