Show us your SSD performance 2


  1. essenbe
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       New #1911

    This is the way I do it

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  3. GokAy
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  4. mdrollins
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    How about this?
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  6. StalkeR
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    Here is mine score. :)

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  7. GokAy
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    Stalker, it looks good but Rapid Mode is a pseudo-performance feature. You have successfully tested your RAMs by the way with Rapid Mode you risk data loss in case of a power loss.

    Disable it and test again.
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  8. StalkeR
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    Yes, I know that, was just testing with rapid mode.
    I'll post test without it tonight, now I'm going to work. :))
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  10. essenbe
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    StalkeR said:
    Here is mine score. :)

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    Nice score Boshko. Very well done. Good to see you around again.
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  11. jonnyhillow
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    AddRAM said:
    Samsung 850 EVO (Top) and Intel 530 Series (Bottom) for comparison.




    After looking at those Intel scores i'm more pissed than ever.
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  12. StalkeR
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    Thanks Steve. Here is mine score, with RAPID off.

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  13. jonnyhillow
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    Thats a great score , do higher GB drives have faster performance ? I have a 240 gig drive and it's mostly empty so i was just wondering about that.
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