[SOLVED] M.2 sata speed lower than HDD and Sata ssd

ramez12

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Hello Guys,
I have a Kingston A400 m.2 and SATA SSD also A400 and HDD Seagate , I did a test for 3 of them and the m.2 write and read speed is around 70mb/s and hdd 130mb/s and normal sata ssd is around 300mb/s

is it normal that the M.2 is less speed than HDD and SATA ssd ?
 
Solution
Hello Guys,
I have a Kingston A400 m.2 and SATA SSD also A400 and HDD Seagate , I did a test for 3 of them and the m.2 write and read speed is around 70mb/s and hdd 130mb/s and normal sata ssd is around 300mb/s

is it normal that the M.2 is less speed than HDD and SATA ssd ?
Yes it's a kingston dont touch kingston woth 10ft poles they're trash right now and need to fix they're mind set they're pushing things out the door to make money not to satisfy the consumer so a lot is going staight to the trash
Hello Guys,
I have a Kingston A400 m.2 and SATA SSD also A400 and HDD Seagate , I did a test for 3 of them and the m.2 write and read speed is around 70mb/s and hdd 130mb/s and normal sata ssd is around 300mb/s

is it normal that the M.2 is less speed than HDD and SATA ssd ?
Yes it's a kingston dont touch kingston woth 10ft poles they're trash right now and need to fix they're mind set they're pushing things out the door to make money not to satisfy the consumer so a lot is going staight to the trash
 
Solution
I'm assuming windows is installed on the m.2? That would reduce performance in benchmarks considerably.

I also agree to avoid Kingston storage. I think a hard drive that was routinely dropped down the stairs would last longer than my Kingston A400 before it died and lost all of my data.