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Nothing you do in windows should be able to affect it, unless your problem is that you have high drive utilization (50%+), which is normal.
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Once again, the controller software is to blame.
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I should be able to get a sustained write of ~3GB/s for nearly a full minute instead of 2 seconds. With a drive utilization of 10%, I should have 420GB of TLC space, which equates to over 140GB of SLC cache. 500MB/s IS, however, the same exact speed you WOULD get if the SLC cache were full and the drive was folding SLC data into MLC/TLC. My drive is only 10% filled and can't get above 500MB/s (0,5GB/s) write for more than literally 2 seconds directly following a reboot and a drive trim. The space available should be 1/3d the size of your total amount of free space (SLC takes up 3x the space of TLC per byte). Under normal circumstances your drive will fill up the entire SLC-Cache (the empty space) on your drive. He still thinks that the problem is just inherent to all dynamic SLC cache drives, but it can't be 100% true. I'm guessing that the first framework they provided, which is the one I'm stuck with, was ****-tier. Phison oversees the firmware writing process, but only provides a framework. This seems to ring true no matter which company make/model 4.0 drive you have. Apparently Seagate's version 11 blows monkey balls compared to version 14. Each of the PCIe 4.0 drive manufacturers write their own proprietary controller firmware.
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Least squares linear regression tells me that, like I suspected before, it is the Phison E16 Firmware. What you get from the factory you are stuck with).
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If you check the userbenchmark for my drive, the Firecuda 520 500GB, the write speeds and overall score directly correlates with Firmware Version (which the user is unable to update themselves. I'm just sending it back because the problem is not OS software. However, I, and a bunch of other people, experience this problem no matter what utilization %, TRIM status, power settings, Chipset Drivers, or motherboard the drives are plugged into.I got an RMA approval from seagate for my Firecuda 520. Once the SLC cache is small, it has to fold data into the MLC/TLC NAND from the SLC which slows it down a lot. This is just a fact of life with dynamic SLC caching. stop saying it fixes the issue if you don't know if it does.Ībove say 50% drive utilization it is SUPPOSED to tank the speed.
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You need to go advanced and turn pci express link state power management to off! I had to wipe the partition and then the speed came back It seems like it doesnt resolve after deleting data. As soon as it gets 50% full the problem starts. Same problem on a Sabrent version of this drive. Tower: Fractal Design Meshify C - Dark TG G.Skill Ripjaws V F4-3600C16D-32GVKC (on xmp profile 1 at 3600mhz) Not always, but it happens from time to time. Even saving small text files the system sometimes freezes for 20 sec. Also sudden hickups when saving files to disk. Sometimes the files don't save to the disk and a few minutes later they appear again. I'm also having (from time to time) weird issues with files not saving on my MP600 1TB disk. I'm running the latest chipset and firmwares.