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Show us your SSD performance
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New #752
The AS SSD shows the IDE/AHCI or RAID driver you have installed, in the upper left corner.
Also:
SSD make and model
SSD firmware
Driver
Alignment info, red font means not aligned
Available size
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New #753
Oh I see. That pic was an old one within the first day or so of getting the drive, and before I installed the Intel RST drivers on the 17th, 11 days ago.
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New #754
Cool. Every one of your scores went up with the RST drivers. Some more than others but none of them went backwards. Your two screenshots are a good comparison of the two drivers and the benefits, in your case, of the RST drivers.
Tom
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New #755
That looks better.
I've seen other SSDs gain more from the Intel drivers, it's an improvement anyway.
You can see some comparisons at AS SSD Benchmark thread.
Mine was the fastest X25-V, until the previous guy re-ran his, he's very competitive
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New #756
Read about these Intel RST beta 10.0.0.1043 drivers. A lot of users saying they show marked improvement in reboot/boot up time, and some overall improvements running ssds in RAID and single. Rumors saying they might enable trim in RAID, from users reporting marked improvements in their RAID setups after a few days. No solid proof of the working trim in RAID that I found though. I installed them, went just fine for me. Only showing a 2 or 3 second reboot time difference so far my single setup, but going to wait a day or so and run a test or two again.
If you google Intel RST 10.0.0.1043, you can read the different reports of them being used. All good reviews pretty much so far.
Regular 9.6.0.1014
Beta 10.0.0.1043
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New #759
So far, it does seem to be a bit quicker, haven't verified it yet.
First couple of bootups were faster than my average.
May have a SSD read hiccup, will test it some more.
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