AlexDeLarge68
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- Windows 11
Hello.
Even though we've got various updates during the last months, my Samsung 980 Pro still performs very bad on Windows 11.
Obviously the drivers are the Intel RST VMD, since Samsung after almost 2 years hasn't updated the Nvme drivers to include 980 Pro.
The HD is installed on an almost last generation notebook: an Acer Aspire A515-56G, with an Intel i7-1165G7, 24 GB RAM.
After a lot of months in which my notebook performances was far lower than the desktop PCs I used at office (not so new as mine - I think 3-4-5 generation older, but with Windows 10 and some sort of SSD drive clearly), I finally decided to execute the classic benchmarks, and the results were disheartening.
This is my CrystalDiskMark:
And this is my AS SSD Benchmark:
With respect with results found on Internet, they are very bad, less than half for almost all values.
Actually the notebook is not speedy as it should be, even though it's absolutely usable.
Being Generation 11th, it's compatible with PCIe 4 and the nvme port should be linked to that bus.
Does anyone encountered similar results? I suspect residual problems in Windows 11 with nvme hard disk (despite they said that they were more or less solved), or with Intel RST driver, that is the only one I can use with Samsung 980.
Help!
Thanks.
Even though we've got various updates during the last months, my Samsung 980 Pro still performs very bad on Windows 11.
Obviously the drivers are the Intel RST VMD, since Samsung after almost 2 years hasn't updated the Nvme drivers to include 980 Pro.
The HD is installed on an almost last generation notebook: an Acer Aspire A515-56G, with an Intel i7-1165G7, 24 GB RAM.
After a lot of months in which my notebook performances was far lower than the desktop PCs I used at office (not so new as mine - I think 3-4-5 generation older, but with Windows 10 and some sort of SSD drive clearly), I finally decided to execute the classic benchmarks, and the results were disheartening.
This is my CrystalDiskMark:
And this is my AS SSD Benchmark:
With respect with results found on Internet, they are very bad, less than half for almost all values.
Actually the notebook is not speedy as it should be, even though it's absolutely usable.
Being Generation 11th, it's compatible with PCIe 4 and the nvme port should be linked to that bus.
Does anyone encountered similar results? I suspect residual problems in Windows 11 with nvme hard disk (despite they said that they were more or less solved), or with Intel RST driver, that is the only one I can use with Samsung 980.
Help!
Thanks.
- Windows Build/Version
- Build 25211 (Dev Insider Program
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Manufacturer/Model
- Acer Aspire A515-56G
- CPU
- Intel Core i7-1165G7
- Motherboard
- TGL Iris_TL 1.30
- Memory
- 24 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics + NVIDIA GeForce MX350
- Sound Card
- Realtek Audio
- Screen Resolution
- Full HD
- Hard Drives
- Samsung 980 Pro SSD Nvme