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Product Name: | TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 240GB SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal Solid State Drive SSD (R/W Speed up to 520/450 MB/s) T253TZ240G0C101 |
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A bunch of small files are never going to saturate the bus and will always show lower metrics than one large file.
If your large contiguous files are demonstrating similar fluctuations, then you'd have to look at other variables.
Media, so 600MB to 2GB files. Doesn't matter what medium it's being copied to (NVMe, SATA SSD, USB HDD).
I eventually copied it to another SATA SSD and then it copied at full speed to the external HDD. I swapped SATA ports with another SSD and the issue followed it. The drive is reading incredibly slow. Writing has no obvious problem.
I eventually copied it to another SATA SSD and then it copied at full speed to the external HDD. I swapped SATA ports with another SSD and the issue followed it. The drive is reading incredibly slow. Writing has no obvious problem.
A quick search turns up no firmware updates and it doesn't seem like anyone has done any poking or prodding to try to address the issue.
If I were motivated to try to fix it, I would test chipset driver updates, check the temps and power, and look into the possibility of cross flashing the controller. How it's formatted and whether the drive does emulated sectors might also have an impact, so I'd look into that too.
However, it sounds like this should be a pass for all but the heavily cash strapped.
Yeah, moving huge 4k pron videos is not something u do with cheap ssd...
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I have seen someone write over 9 petabytes of data to a 850 pro before it finally gave up.
heck, those cost more than the fast gen 5 nvme drive of the same capability.
heck, those cost more than the fast gen 5 nvme drive of the same capability.