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I run AS SSD test
But i don't understand to much, can you tell me if it's okay, please ?
Thanks
SSD / Backup - recovery
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New #132
The AS SSD looks fine. Leave Super Fetch and Prefetch running. This enables faster program starts and other system features. Enable system Restore for all partition on which you have data you want to keep and the Operating system.
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New #134
You did Enable AHCI after install?
SSD Tweaks
Read posts 2-13 here.
You may try SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation if you want to use your saved image.
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New #135
I enabled AHCI before install.
What about firmware ?
OCZ Technology
Would that help ?
I am a bit dissapointed.
Should i return / change the product ?
Or maybe i should try to reset to factory spec ?
" Reset to Factory Spec (erase) to restore performance This step is necessary IF you have been using the SSD for a while before updating the firmware and/or want to return performance back to factory fresh (this will fix isues created if you ran 'tony-trim' method on another site). I did it right after the firmware update since it will ERASE the entire SSD, losing all data. It is called an ATA secure erase for a reason.
some of the firmware update tools do not issue the proper ATA secure erase command when they are done (Like the samsung), so the SSD will 'inherit' any performance issues it had before. Using this method resets all the memory cells to factory values "Last edited by stereo; 04 Jul 2011 at 18:22.
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New #136
I did a "die check" after i was adviced by someone.
Here is the image
The person who adviced me, said, after he saw the image :
" it should be possible to replace the drive with a 32GBit one. Contact the support or the staff of this forum.
In short, your SSD has fewer Flash "ICs" and is not able to divide the write command to as many Flash ICs as 32GBit device and this make the device slower"
Please tell me what to do.
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"SANDFORCE Disclaimer::
This benchmark uses non-compressible completely RANDOM data, so Sandforce drives won't produce "super-fast" numbers like they do in ATTO."
Which is the better / real tool for benchmark ?
ATTO uses compressible data and shows a "best case" scenario.
AS-SSD uses incompressible data and shows "worst" or the slowest speeds.
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