Recent content by Chrono_1

well that solved it.. sadly disabling fast boot and increasing post time didn’t change anything. But staying in the bios when booting is what makes it run at normal speed. After going through 100+ threads of people having similar problems, can’t believe know one else brought this up

when boot from a powered off state it is slow r/w speed and when restarted (not turned off again) it is fast. No matter how long I turn it off for and turn back on, the first boot is always slow r/w speeds. I have to basically restart my pc after turning it on to get the advertised m2 ssd...

When I turn my computer on from the powered off state the M2 SSD speeds are slower than advertised. But if I reboot my computer the speeds are normal. What I have tried: Updated to the newest BIOS version Tried on different operating systems (windows 10 and linux, same issue) Downloaded the...

tried everything and the problem is still there.. i was on Linux before and just changed to windows to try downloading the western digital software and it says everything’s fine even the lanes are fine (it says gen 3.0 and using all 4 lanes) but read speed is incorrect when testing with...

Hi, i was wrong about the uptime causing the speeds. What is happening is that when I coldboot my NVME in the M2 slot is running at PCIE 1.0 speeds (800 mb/s, 1/4th of the normal speed). But when I try and colboot and enter bios first OR coldboot then restart the system the NVME in the M2 slot...

I have monitored them and the highest temperature I ever get is 64 degrees celcius when I run kdiskmark, other than that it is always around 55-56 degrees celcius

BIOS version is on the latest, 0820, https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/PRIME/PRIME-B560M-A/HelpDesk_BIOS/ I am not sure if, is there a way to check on Linux? The western digital software is only available on windows. It is in the 2nd M2 slot, the 1st slow is only...

When I boot my computer up and test out the read/write speeds they are fine, but after some uptime they become slow for some reason. I get 3300 mb/s read and 2800 mb/s write when i start my computer up after a few hours of uptime, i get 875 mb/s read and 830 mb/s write speed. My BIOS is...

so i play on a private server for a mmorpg, i was caught using hacks and got a ip ban, so i can't log in. i tried going into cmd and doing ipconfig /renew and ipconfig /release, tried changing my ip address through the router, tried turning my router off for 5 minutes and then recconecting. so i...