I noticed that my SSD is writing slowly and I did a benchmark on it and in the picture you can clearly see that it writes much slower and I wanted to ask if it is defective or could there be other reasons. Kingston SNV2S1000G is my SSD.
ps I noticed it after a windows update
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> I noticed it after a windows update
Did you previously turn on the Windows-own write cache for this disk and the update turned it off?
That SSDs are much slower when writing than when reading happens more often, whether this should be the case with your model I don’t know. Frequently, the first few GByte are written quickly thanks to board-internal cache, then it gets slow.
write cache is active and the ssd should be able to write up to 2.1gb
You could get a tool to read out the SMART data, e.g. CrystalDiskInfo. And turn off all virus and other scanners.
Please guide the and send the link of the test profile or a screenshot thereof.
Don’t mean evil but Weis doesn’t mean what a program is and chased him completely on virus and something has hit him.
Is definitely not a virus seeking Specify at Google
Defect