Recent content by rcarlos243

Let's say I did do a 5x Gen4 NVMe drive in RAID 0 and I maxed out at 16GB/s, how would that affect other things connected to the chipset like the 2.5G ethernet?

A single lane of DMI 4.0 has a speed of 16GT/s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Media_Interface A single lane of PCIe 4.0 has a speed of 16GT/s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express Intel Z790 chipset is connected to the CPU through a DMI 4.0 x8 lanes...

It will be used on an old KVM at my work that only supports PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Input for the console. For the keyboard, I am looking to get either a Noppoo choc mini 84 Cherry MX Brown or an Adesso Compact Size Mechanical Gaming Keyboard AKB-625UB with PS/2 adapter. For the mouse, I am...

Bandwidth is not an issue as I get the full expected speed under Windows 10 on SM951 NVMe.

Yes and it made 0 difference in performance when I did the same tests.

What do you mean? Are you making a statement or asking a question? If you are asking a question see my latest post above and the original post and that will answer your question.

The Microsoft NVMe driver gives me the exact same poor result with SM951 NVMe and 950 PRO under Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016. I also just noticed that write caching policy is disabled on device manager by default for SM951 NVMe under Windows Server 2016 (950 PRO under Windows Server 2016...

There is only 1 driver available on Samsung Website.

The Samsung NVMe driver for SM951 NVMe is not working properly on Windows Server 2016 version 1607 (OS Build 14393.1066). I tried Samsung NVMe driver version 1.1, 2.1, and the latest 2.2 but they do not work properly. The write IOPS is way too low (it should be XX,XXX IOPS but I only get XXX...

put an ssd in it, should fix the sluggishness.

Keep in mind by doing it you would get less FPS in games.

I thought adobe already stopped making flash years ago???

Make sure that windows is actually activated otherwise it won't receive any updates.

lol :biggrin:

try to loosen the ram timings and lower the clock speed (1333 or lower) then run prime95 again to see if it would crash.