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For me, pci express link power management off does not help Atto benchmark, 550GB used

My opinion, Corsair want to be one of the first who enter the market with a Pcie 4.0 SSD, because they can sold at a high price. It was not interested that are launching defective, untested products. They didn't care that some controller chipset or TLC flash does not work properly. And it probably can't be fixed with any firmware update.

@Vegan (#192): This post is what? Advertising? @Rimc_LT (#191): My current firmware is EGFM11.3, the toolkit does not indicate newer Today's test (700 GB in use):

@jl434, @PeiXi, I see your SSD writing speed is good, but few data has been writed. While my SSD is empty, or few data, the writing speed is good too. For me the problem starts when half or more areas are written. (#175)

Today I uploaded the latest firmware. I don't know what's new, but one thing is certain: writing speed has not improved. Model: Force MP600 NVMe Fixed disk Size: 1TB (450 GB free space) Firmware version: EGFM11.3 Windows 10 Pro v.1909 build: 18363.592

I installed the Windows insider version. Unfortunately, the situation has not improved. Haven't found anything yet, Kevin? No firmware update expected?

Upgrading my motherboard to the new BIOS (AM4 combo PI 1.0.0.4 B patch) did not improve my SSD write speed. I hope Corsair succeed to reproduce the failure and firmware patch coming soon. And I hope not a defective memory control chip or memory chip causes the failure.

Unfortunately, the slowdown was not caused by AISuiteIII. Writing speed is again completely chaotic

I recently reinstalled Windows. During the installation of my programs, I was continuously testing SSD and it was good. After installing "AI_SUITEIII" with "Dual_intelligent_processor_5" item, and running an automatic CPU tuning, the SSD write speed again dropped to 1 GB/s. Now I reinstalled Windows and did not install AI_SUITEIII. SSD write speed is good so far.

I tested with fan airflow directed to the SSD (38°C), the result is same @Corsair Kevin I hope Corsair is working on a firmware repair.

Hi, same problem here with my MP600 1TB Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix x570-E, BIOS:1201 CPU: Ryzen7 3700X Memory: G.Skill 32GB 3600MHz CL16 Windows 10 Pro x64 version:1903 SSD: 1TB MP600, S.N.192882290001285535BC Firmware: EGFM11.2 Original heatsink (temp: 47°C) Total Host Reads/Writes: 5,2/3,5 TB Using drive as OS or storage? Yes Which M.2 slot? near CPU