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That is true. I also did a benchmark on userbenchmark.com and this is what I got:

He has Windows 10, yes, different drive - he has the Gigabyte NVME while I have the Samsung NVME.

Just one more question. I was talking with my friend and he got the Gigabyte Aorus GP-ASM2NE6100TTTD and his speeds are no where near mine. He also noted that his Gigabytes performance is currently being capped by the fact that his motherboard only has PCI-E 3, not 4. So how is this possible...

Thanks for the info. I think my expectations were "too high". So in reality, there is not much difference in speed except for transferring large blocks of sequential data. Cool. One more question: How do I give you a thanks or like here?

I benchmarked two of my SSD's - the Samsung 860 PRO SATA III and the Samsung PM981A NVMe M.2 and honestly I didn't find that the PM981A which is a NVMe M.2 v3.0 SSD was all that faster compared to the SATA III SSD. There is definitely something wrong with this picture or it's false advertising...

Screen parameters 17.3 inch screen, 1920 x 1080 pixels Matte LED matrix type, IPS Image refresh rate 300 Hz Processor Intel® Core ™ i7 10gen 10875H processor The clock frequency is 2.3 - 5.1 GHz Processor core count 8 16MB CACHE cache RAM 32 GB RAM memory RAM type DDR4 2666 MHz Graphics...

Hello Everyone, I recently bought a new laptop with the Samsung PM981a SSD NVME M.2. I feel that the drive isn't fast, especially for this SSD and I don't see Samsung NVME driver in my Device Manager. I read online that the Samsung NVME driver is necessary to boost the performance of the...

Well 4.4GHz i got with 1.420v I can't drop lower than that and don't know why. However, I did get 4.3GHz at 1.356v. I am sticking to this. :)

Hello I just overclocked my i7-3930K to 4.4GHz @ 1.44V and the temps are about 70C - 80C. During the stress test they go up and come down again and go up and come down again. I was wondering if 1.44V is too much @ 4.4GHz? Also note, that I ran the stress test for a long time and it is...

Hello All! First let me get out of the way my rig specification: Processor: i7-3930K RAM: 16GB DDR3 Motherboard: Asus P9x79 Deluxe Storage: 1 Samsung 850 PRO (512GB) 1 Samsung 860 PRO (512GB) Graphic Card: Radeon HD 7970 GHZ Edition Now that is out of the way, I am thinking about doing a RAID...

Hi Forum, I need advice on a computer build. First let me tell you what I will be using my build for. I will do a little gaming (Division, Batman, Need for Speed) but I rarely play on the PC as I have a PS4.. although the graphics are no where near a dedicated GPU card, I still play...

Thanks for the info ! :) Didn't know that vendors do that. So I guess 850 pro for my system then :) Thanks !!