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Intel X-25 M Really Slow Help Needed
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03-09-2010 08:31 PM
Hello guys I am new to SSD drives
basically my write speed on the 80gb x-25 mainstream is really really slow I ran the ssd benchmark
those are my results
I first thought I had so many virsuses so I formatted my pc and whenever I run couple programs and they take too much write speed my system lags so bad thats it just lags and I have to power it off
I have it in my bios on ahci and I have the matrix drivers too and I just dont know what to do my motherboard is
ASUS P5K PREMIUM
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-- EDIT 2
I downloaded matrix drivers from asus p5k premium section WRITE SPEEDS ARE NORMAL! however READ speed is now about 130 MB/s instead of 200-250 MB/s
I will update bios if that does not help any suggestions would be apperciated 😃
EDIT 3 :
After bios Update Read Speeds Are Maximum 140 MB/s any way to boost that?
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03-12-2010 07:00 PM
What kind of motherboard do you have?
Do you have Virtual Technology enabled in the BIOS?
Have you deleted the system restore points that were previously done?
What kind of computer do you have?
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03-13-2010 07:50 AM
Well, no you haven't tried everything just yet. Try taking out or disconnecting those two Western Digital USB drives and go with just the SSD and see what happens. Also, make sure write-caching is enabled.
Message was edited by: ambizytl
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03-13-2010 11:32 AM
Mobo : Asus p5k Premium
Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4 ghz x4
Those 2 drives are via usb
4gb ddr2 800 ram
nvidia geforce gtx 275
There is not even 1 restore point so I dont have any
EDIT: alright so after using special SSD tweak and turning Off my drives when I have them OFF I get 77-80 MB/s on WRITE everytime.
What can I do so that does not happen when drives are on in USB? and please note those are internal drives If I want I can put them back inside my computer but It was more comfortable to have 1ssd and 2 intrernal in usb
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03-13-2010 12:53 PM
There appears to be a conflict with those USB drives, so try putting them in your computer and see if that makes a difference. I assume you have the SSD listed first in the boot order.
I am fairly certain TRIM does not work in a Virtualized environment--and that quite possibly is your problem.
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03-15-2010 01:22 AM
How would virtualization on CPU impact an SSD speed on bare metal?
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