Hello!
I have a problem with Silicon Power PD60 NVMe SSD enclosure. It's very slow on my main computer - transfer speeds only ~40 megabytes per second on USB 3.1 gen 1 ports (Front and back). I tried it on other computer, and it worked fine (~200-300 megabytes per second transfers). It doesn't matter which type - c cable I use on the main computer - the speeds remain the same. I checked with USB Device Tree Viewer and found out that enclosure only runs at USB 2.0 mode even in USB 3.1 ports, therefore it explains why speeds are so slow. How can I change it to USB 3.1 mode? Is there an issue with a motherboard, drivers?
For example, I tried to use a standard external 2.5 HDD with USB 3 - USB 3 Micro B cable and speeds were as it should be (~100-120 megabytes per second). Another example - standard 2.5 SATA SSD connected with SATA - USB 3 adapter worked perfectly fine as well. It's strange why computer detects NVMe SSD enclosure in USB 2.0 mode.
The SSD inside the enclosure is Silicon Power A60 512GB.
Motherboard: GA-A320M-H (rev. 1.x).
OS: Windows 10 with latest updates, all drivers are updated as well with Avast Driver Updater (Maybe updater downloaded some bad USB drivers?).
I'm looking forward to a solution.
I have a problem with Silicon Power PD60 NVMe SSD enclosure. It's very slow on my main computer - transfer speeds only ~40 megabytes per second on USB 3.1 gen 1 ports (Front and back). I tried it on other computer, and it worked fine (~200-300 megabytes per second transfers). It doesn't matter which type - c cable I use on the main computer - the speeds remain the same. I checked with USB Device Tree Viewer and found out that enclosure only runs at USB 2.0 mode even in USB 3.1 ports, therefore it explains why speeds are so slow. How can I change it to USB 3.1 mode? Is there an issue with a motherboard, drivers?
For example, I tried to use a standard external 2.5 HDD with USB 3 - USB 3 Micro B cable and speeds were as it should be (~100-120 megabytes per second). Another example - standard 2.5 SATA SSD connected with SATA - USB 3 adapter worked perfectly fine as well. It's strange why computer detects NVMe SSD enclosure in USB 2.0 mode.
The SSD inside the enclosure is Silicon Power A60 512GB.
Motherboard: GA-A320M-H (rev. 1.x).
OS: Windows 10 with latest updates, all drivers are updated as well with Avast Driver Updater (Maybe updater downloaded some bad USB drivers?).
I'm looking forward to a solution.
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