I have a MacBook Pro with a factory SSD that runs Atto at around 3.1GB/sec. That's great.
But, I ALSO have a OCZ RevoDrive X2 PCIe SSD in an even faster desktop, but it runs only 300M/sec. I'd like to find out why the desktop SSD is only 10% as fast!
The PCI SSD is in a PCI slot (sorry I mean the current PCI Express that's used for graphics cards normally, I probably have the wrong acronym). When the machine boots I think it says that it is in the 4X lane or something similar.
I have two GTX1080s in there as well in 8X lanes if that matters.
What else shoudl I check? I'd imagine this drive should be a LOT faster.
Other facts: It's an i7-4770K @ 3.5Ghz in an ASUS Sabretooth Z87 mainboard with 32G of DD3 at 9-9-9-24-2T.
But, I ALSO have a OCZ RevoDrive X2 PCIe SSD in an even faster desktop, but it runs only 300M/sec. I'd like to find out why the desktop SSD is only 10% as fast!
The PCI SSD is in a PCI slot (sorry I mean the current PCI Express that's used for graphics cards normally, I probably have the wrong acronym). When the machine boots I think it says that it is in the 4X lane or something similar.
I have two GTX1080s in there as well in 8X lanes if that matters.
What else shoudl I check? I'd imagine this drive should be a LOT faster.
Other facts: It's an i7-4770K @ 3.5Ghz in an ASUS Sabretooth Z87 mainboard with 32G of DD3 at 9-9-9-24-2T.
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