Does that mean my use case is also cherry picked? How very narrow-sighted of you I acknowledge that it's not more than 15% faster everywhere but to ignore cases where it is massively faster just shows bias and no desire to desiminate factual information.ġ5% faster in some scenarios, and easily 300% faster in some others and all you can say is that it's not real because you can't tell.who exactly is doing the real cherry picking here? Hint: it's not me.

Guess what? I work with a bunch of very large files. The average user won't see a great difference other than the hit to the wallet for a good M.2 (there are cheap ones out there that overall are slower than SSDs).

The latest SSDs simply aren't throttling performance. Have I notice a great speed increase? Nope. Does it benchmark better? Yes, definitely. Didn't really notice any amazing difference. I also went from a SSDx2 RAID0 to an M.2 drive. Also, your example is somewhat flawed as in order to get the full benefit you'd have to be transferring between two M.2 drives, if either drive is a slower drive it becomes a bottleneck. Moving large files you'll of course get very nearly max throughput (M.2 ~+1500MB/s vs SATA 550MB/s), but small file operations slow down considerably. Yep, just me and again not those resources that I provided with hard data. so your 'proof' is to be an anecdotal remark? but yeah, go ahead and ignore those to your benefit. As various factors approach thresholds of danger, CrystalDiskInfo will alert you, letting you know it's time to make backups while you still can.To me and the independent resources that I provided. This includes such details as current drive temperature, firmware version, number of failed read or write attempts, how long the drive has been running and how often it's been started and stopped, and so on. Also displays detailed information about the hard drives installed in your computer (flash, serial number, a standard interface, the total time, etc.), and also displays the attributes of the parameters of SMART self-test (read errors, performance, start / stop spindle, seek time, the number of on-off cycles, errors and many other sectors).ĬrystalDiskInfo is a HDD / SSD utility which support SMART (Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology).

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