Intel X-25 M Really Slow Help Needed

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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?

[idata]

What I said was "I am fairly certain TRIM does not work in a Virtualized environment--and that quite possibly is your problem."

If TRIM isn't working, the speed is affected.

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System Configuration Requirements for Intel SSD Toolbox

· Virtualized Environments are not supported

[idata]

Can anyone confirm if TRIM should be working with a Server 2008 R2 Raid0 install? At the moment the SSD Toolbox is showing 'No Partition' and as such can't do anything...

Ideas?

[idata]

If your raid controller supports trim, it will trim the array, otherwise you lose it.