[SOLVED] Samsung 860 Evo Performance Dropping

[rakeshbro]

My Pc Spec :
Mobo : Msi 970 gaming
Cpu : Fx 6300
Cpu Cooler : Cooler Master Hyper 212x single fan
Gpu : XFX RX480 GTR Black Edition 8 GB
Ram: Adata 8 GB DDR3 1600 BUS Single Stick
Powersupply: Seasonic M12II 520W
HDD: x3 7.2K RPM
SSD: Samsung 860 evo
OS : Windows 10 64bit

Hi there,
I just got this Samsung 860 evo SSD today as a replacement of Transcend SSD.
And I can see that this SSD performance is dropping every time start a benchmark.
Screenshot:
https://prnt.sc/te9oo2
https://prnt.sc/te9pyj
I've checked sata and power cable they looks fine.
Should I be worried or there is any way to fix this?
Thanks.

 

[popatim]

You have a communication issue with it, try replacing the sata cable.

 

[rakeshbro]

You have a communication issue with it, try replacing the sata cable.

Just replaced the SATA cable again but still increasing wth
https://prnt.sc/teahca

Edit:
btw I did perform a firmware update on the SSD using Samsung software after doing a clean win 10 installations.

 

[popatim]

Have you overclocked the system?

 

[rakeshbro]

Have you overclocked the system?

Nope, everything is stock.
I've installed 860 evo on my dell laptop running intel cpu and ultra ata crc error are not increasing anymore and the feature of the ssd are working on that laptop here is a benchmark test result with rapid mode on from laptop
https://prnt.sc/tej6cw

I did change power cable and SATA cable and slot on my desktop but still the same those ata crc error increase whenever I write or do a benchmark. But with those same cable and power cable, my HDDs are working fine with no ultra ata crc error.

 

[popatim]

Have you tried using another sata port?
Updated the motherboard firmware/bios ? https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/support/970-GAMING

 

[rakeshbro]

Have you tried using another sata port?
Updated the motherboard firmware/bios ? https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/support/970-GAMING

Yes I tried different port I've other 3 HDD running I did unplug them still the same. Those HDDs are running fine on all port with the same SATA cable. Bios drivers everything is up to date. Do you think it's a compatibility issue?

 

[rakeshbro]

Conclusion:
After checking this link.
https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5...0gb-causing-freezes-on-amd-system/td-p/575813
Looks like I'm not the only having this problem.
For now, I'll keep using this 860 Evo on my intel laptop as I can't return it anymore.
And buy another SSD for my old and desktop.