Hi! I purchased a Transcend SSD370 512GB model, did a fresh install of Windows 8.1 and ran the benchmark softwares. To my surprise, results were much lower(especially 4k read/write) as compared to what I've seen among the benchmark results on sites like proclockers.
Here are my system Specs:
System: HP Pavilion DV6-6109tx
OS: WIndows 8.1(Fully updated)
Chipset: Intel 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family
SATA Transfer Rate: 6Gb/s
1. I've installed Intel Rapid Storage Technology software and disabled "Link Power Management" from Performance tab. So the question is, are my benchmark scores lower than expected because I have created two partitions in this drive and running OS from it as well? If not, can anyone tell me what I might be doing wrong?
2. Secondly, when I'm running laptop on battery, benchmark scores get even lower, especially 4K read/writes. Is there a way to make SSD give full performance on battery too without having to switch to High Performance power plan? I tried looking but couldn't find an option in advanced power settings.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Please ask whichever details you require to understand this problem.
Regards.
Attaching Screenshots of Benchmark Results:
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https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=7A733852772B4623&resid=7A733852772B4623%211171&authkey=AFEq8dImzM7cVjk
https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=7A733852772B4623&resid=7A733852772B4623%211170&authkey=AJUoEb8Bez36QnU
Here are my system Specs:
System: HP Pavilion DV6-6109tx
OS: WIndows 8.1(Fully updated)
Chipset: Intel 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family
SATA Transfer Rate: 6Gb/s
1. I've installed Intel Rapid Storage Technology software and disabled "Link Power Management" from Performance tab. So the question is, are my benchmark scores lower than expected because I have created two partitions in this drive and running OS from it as well? If not, can anyone tell me what I might be doing wrong?
2. Secondly, when I'm running laptop on battery, benchmark scores get even lower, especially 4K read/writes. Is there a way to make SSD give full performance on battery too without having to switch to High Performance power plan? I tried looking but couldn't find an option in advanced power settings.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Please ask whichever details you require to understand this problem.
Regards.
Attaching Screenshots of Benchmark Results:
https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=7A733852772B4623&resid=7A733852772B4623%211172&authkey=AJi9JZG1N_HxeXc
https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=7A733852772B4623&resid=7A733852772B4623%211171&authkey=AFEq8dImzM7cVjk
https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=7A733852772B4623&resid=7A733852772B4623%211170&authkey=AJUoEb8Bez36QnU