Ok as the title states im just scratching my head on why im getting slow speeds on my OCZ agility 3. This forum is always full of readers and just putting a shameless link to my thread in the HDD forums to see if anyone can help me, much obliged
little help needed on my HDD thread pls
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ok robbie, swapped to a sata 2 port, driver changed from amd_sata driver to JRAID.
links to AS SSD bench and to ATTO
speeds dropped but noticably in the ATTO test write speeds went to around 80mpbs but the read speed went up to 140mbps, im still no further to a resoultion or even understanding the issue
links to AS SSD bench and to ATTO
speeds dropped but noticably in the ATTO test write speeds went to around 80mpbs but the read speed went up to 140mbps, im still no further to a resoultion or even understanding the issue
What firmware version is your SSD running? you should be on 2.11?
I'd test it without your 20GB windows partition. you shouldn't need to do it because Win7 creates its own partition on startup.
Secure Erase it and start again. Boring and time consuming so you can keep it as a last resort.
I'd test it without your 20GB windows partition. you shouldn't need to do it because Win7 creates its own partition on startup.
Secure Erase it and start again. Boring and time consuming so you can keep it as a last resort.
yeah stulid i run WEI after every tweek, I dunno how but after taking cables out and drilling a few holes in the drive caddy so my SSD will sit right to the back so i can use the right angle cable in that end instead of in the mobo port im now getting ATTO benches of 450mbps write and 550mbps read.
May have been agle of the cable coming out of the board or something but seems to be benching correct now, or maybe the magic tech fairies sprinkled some nerd dust on it while i was using the drill outside
Anyways its looking good now so time to weld my thumb screws in place so i dont get tempted to mess with it, thanks ROBBIE and STULID as ever (way to earn that MAN OF HONOUR 2011
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May have been agle of the cable coming out of the board or something but seems to be benching correct now, or maybe the magic tech fairies sprinkled some nerd dust on it while i was using the drill outside
Anyways its looking good now so time to weld my thumb screws in place so i dont get tempted to mess with it, thanks ROBBIE and STULID as ever (way to earn that MAN OF HONOUR 2011
)
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yeah I have 4 cables that came with mobo that have Asus sata 3 6gbs wrote on them, only using 2 tho for my hdd and sata 2 cables for esata and optical drives (never touched any cable apart from ssd one to swap ends and rig the caddy)