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SSD running slow (ADATA SP580)

3 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/ssd-running-slow-adata-sp580.203024/

mikael_schiffer
mikael_schiffer Original post #1
Apr 10, 2018 at 8:46 PM
I use this SSD : *www.amazon.in/ADATA-SP580-Premier-120GB-Internal/dp/B01HODELZ0
A review of this SSD: Adata Premier SP580 SSD 120GB Review

I recently bought this SSD and migrated my C drive to this SSD. I tested the speed and the speed seems too low.
*image.ibb.co/h9MxZx/SSD_speed.jpg
Other people who bought the same SSD are getting more than 500mbps write speeds.

Things i have already done

1. TRIM command is already set to Zero
2. I did not manipulate AHCI because i read that it is usefull only if my SSD is malfunctioning
3. The SSD is connected to SATA3 Port via SATA3 wire.

My system:
Intel Pentium G3220
8GB DDR3 RAM
Gigabyte H81 M-S
Windows 10 Pro
W
Apr 11, 2018 at 6:26 PM
^^It is a budget ssd so its "performance of 500+ mbps" is dependent on a lot of factors otherwise why would anybody buy samsung 850/860 Evo if budget ssd can give same performance(in fact enthusiasts consider even samsung 850/860 evo as budget,for them samsung pro is the "real ssd").Your ssd is already 64% full which I think is the reason for this reduced performance.Make an image of your ssd,then format it & run tests again at 0-10% filled capacity if you want to confirm,restore image afterwards.
Randy_Marsh
May 3, 2018 at 3:36 PM
Figures look okay to me, except the 4KiB Q1T1 write speed. It might be due to 64% disk usage or some background process.
SP 580 120 GB figures:
you wouldn't get the performance of likes of Samsung EVO 850 though, if you are expecting that :