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Very interesting but unfortunately slightly off topic My today's concern is how a recent SSD given for 3000MB/s when plugged on a m.2 PCIE 4x slot of a recent gaming motherboard can be limited to a little 800MB/s, whatever the configuration is , i.e. AHCI or RAID, default drivers or up-to-date ones To make progress on investigation, it's noticeable that 800MB/s is the faster you can wait of a sata 3 slot, maybe it can serve the mental construction. To be honest, I thought i faced a very common issue but I now realize it's maybe not the case PS : I've tried also with PCIE/SATA motherboard power connector plugged or unplugged, it didn't make any difference but it worked in both case :bigeyes::rolleyes::sigh!:

yes it is Not sure to understand what are raid drivers I did the test on a fresh install of windows 1909 with pre installed whql drivers : 800mb/s max after updating intel platform management and intel RST to the latest : still 800 mb/s max And as a reminder, with bios in AHCI mode, i get the same

Hi I'm new to this forum I just bought a corsair SSD MP510 (FW 13 up to date) and my post install problem is sum-up by two following screenshots (in french sorry) My config :Windows 10 64 up to date and see my signature, i5 9600hK, MSI Z390-A-PRO All drivers up-to-date I tried AHCI mode then reinstall in raid mode : no improvement, very similar performance equivalent to SATA3 :( Please help