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Intel X25-M 80gb low 4k read/write speeds
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02-17-2010 12:59 PM
I use to get 39mb/s write and 14.4 mb/s read using as ssd benchmark on the 4k test. Recently I am scoring 27.50mb/s write and 14mb/s read. What could cause this drop in performance. I am using ahci mode and msahci driver. Thanks
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02-20-2010 03:08 PM
I'm thinking my G2 is (slightly?) defective. It makes /thread/11102 an awful high pitched noise while I run this test. Also my scores are quite a bit lower than yours. Possibly due to the different version of AS SSD Bench... but seems rather doubtful considering the large variance.
any thoughts?
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02-20-2010 03:16 PM
Your partition number (in green) seems odd to me , mines 1024 k, Also have you updated to the latest firmware? as its not shown on the as ssd screen correctly. Also the whining noise seems to be common if you google it you will see what i mean. And try the msahci driver, assuming your using ahci mode in bios.
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02-20-2010 05:05 PM
That partition offset is normal if you've got the Win7 100 MB partition in front of the main partition.
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02-20-2010 07:11 PM
How do you switch to the msahci driver?
As ZXTT95 indicated, yes, I have the 100MB partition Win7 installed.
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02-21-2010 02:47 AM
Ah I see, ok to switch to the msahci driver go to device manager and go to ideata/atapi controllers,then right click the ahci channel and click update drivers,browse computer for drivers,choose driver from list, it should then give you the option of microsfts standard achi driver or the existing driver you have installed.
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