Question Is this good write/speed for M.2 SATA SSD?

[ivan202]

This is a Team M2 SSD 2280 MS30 SATA 256GB, Is this still good or should i change it? because it's slow...

https://imgur.com/nMh7QC4

 

[CountMike]

This is a Team M2 SSD 2280 MS30 SATA 256GB, Is this still good or should i change it? because it's slow...

https://imgur.com/nMh7QC4

Yes.

 

[ivan202]

Yes.

Yes should i change it or Yes It's still good

 

[USAFRet]

Yes should i change it or Yes It's still good

What you see is right about average.
Leave it alone.

 

[ivan202]

What you see is right about average.
Leave it alone.

https://imgur.com/lFKV3AB

View: https://imgur.com/lFKV3AB

is this normal? i know the benchmark show typical sata3 SSD Performance, but the real world performance says otherwise, slow loading into games, random not responding, slow data transfer from my M.2 NVME Samsung 980.

 

[USAFRet]

is this normal? i know the benchmark show typical sata3 SSD, but the real world performance says otherwise, slow loading into games, random not responding, slow data transfer from my M.2 NVME Samsung 980

Yes, that is absolutely normal.

The "500ish" number you see in CDM and the advertised speed is for a single sequential block of data.

Here, you have "25,558" files.
When copying thousands of small files, the OS has to stop, locate the next one, and start copying that one.
With an SSD this is really really fast, but not quite instantaneous. Almost zero, but not quite.
If this were on an HDD.....you'd be watching this until tomorrow afternoon.

If I were to similar with any of my SSDs, from SATA III to PCIe 4.0...you'd see similar.

Your drives works.
There is nothing to fix.

 

[ivan202]

Yes, that is absolutely normal.

The "500ish" number you see in CDM and the advertised speed is for a single sequential block of data.

Here, you have "25,558" files.
When copying thousands of small files, the OS has to stop, locate the next one, and start copying that one.
With an SSD this is really really fast, but not quite instantaneous. Almost zero, but not quite.
If this were on an HDD.....you'd be watching this until tomorrow afternoon.

If I were to similar with any of my SSDs, from SATA III to PCIe 4.0...you'd see similar.

Your drives works.
There is nothing to fix.

So what about the slow loading and random crashes when i'm playing games? etc CS:GO and Dota.

 

[USAFRet]

So what about the slow loading and random crashes when i'm playing games? etc CS:GO and Dota.

Crashes are unlikely to be a function of the drive.
You'd be seeing other issues.

 

[ivan202]

Crashes are unlikely to be a function of the drive.
You'd be seeing other issues.

You sure? when i install my CS:GO and Dota on my 1TB HDD, it rarely crashes, the loading were faster too.

 

[hotaru.hino]

So what about the slow loading and random crashes when i'm playing games? etc CS:GO and Dota.

You sure? when i install my CS:GO and Dota on my 1TB HDD, it rarely crashes, the loading were faster too.

Then try other applications or games.

 

[ivan202]

Yes, that is absolutely normal.

The "500ish" number you see in CDM and the advertised speed is for a single sequential block of data.

Here, you have "25,558" files.
When copying thousands of small files, the OS has to stop, locate the next one, and start copying that one.
With an SSD this is really really fast, but not quite instantaneous. Almost zero, but not quite.
If this were on an HDD.....you'd be watching this until tomorrow afternoon.

If I were to similar with any of my SSDs, from SATA III to PCIe 4.0...you'd see similar.

Your drives works.
There is nothing to fix.

https://imgur.com/euK8VCq

View: https://imgur.com/euK8VCq

Copying the same file, faster, New different SSD btw

 

[USAFRet]

Copying the same file, faster, New different SSD btw

And that could be difference, or lack of, cache space or DRAM.

There still looks like nothing is "broken" on your original drive.
Just that it is a mediocre performer.