[SOLVED] New EVO 860 problem

[PvtSnowball]

Hello

I have just bought a new Samsung Evo 860 SSD and reinstalled Win10 on it and I got these results
https://ibb.co/0m9KFPp

The average speed of the 860 is around 500
Whats going on?

Motherboard: P8B75 mlx
GPU: AMD Radeon 390
CPU: I5
RAM : 8 GB 1333Hz

 

[rgd1101]

P8B75-M LX - Support

www.asus.com

using the gray(fast) or blue(slow) sata port?

 

[PvtSnowball]

P8B75-M LX - Support

www.asus.com

using the gray(fast) or blue(slow) sata port?

Yes I am using the Gray one for SSD

 

[rgd1101]

Could be that you are using an old board/chipset

 

[popatim]

Are you benchmarking your bootdrive?
The drive may be busy doing other tasks in the background. Ideally you want to boot from another drive and then benchmark.

You also have an old board with no official Intel Win10 drivers so you're at the mercy of whatever windows gives you which often aren't the best.

 

[USAFRet]

Hello

I have just bought a new Samsung Evo 860 SSD and reinstalled Win10 on it and I got these results
https://ibb.co/0m9KFPp

The average speed of the 860 is around 500
Whats going on?

What does the Samsung Magician say?
Latest firmware on the drive?

 

[PvtSnowball]

I am buying a new board..
Whats the best budget motherboard that can handle the next 5 years.

I am going to upgrade my ram but prob will stay on DDD3
and will switch to a i7 or ryzen

 

[lynx1021]

All new boards use DDR4 ram. Have you run all the windows updates? 10 might find a newer Sata driver.
Is your Bios set for AHCI ? It should be. May be some SATA settings in your Bios, Make sure you have the latest Bios.

 

[drivinfast247]

I am buying a new board..
Whats the best budget motherboard that can handle the next 5 years.

I am going to upgrade my ram but prob will stay on DDD3
and will switch to a i7 or ryzen

Not possible. You need to upgrade to ddr4 RAM also.

 

[PvtSnowball]

All new boards use DDR4 ram. Have you run all the windows updates? 10 might find a newer Sata driver.
Is your Bios set for AHCI ? It should be. May be some SATA settings in your Bios, Make sure you have the latest Bios.

It is indeed set to IDE.
If I reinstall Windows (I ve read its necessary) and switch it to AHCI it will fix it ?

 

[PvtSnowball]

https://imgur.com/a/QcPHWRz

I did it without reinstalling Windows
Thnx guys