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Ridiculously slow 64-thread write for OCZ vertex 3?

jihe

Senior member
I just replaced my samsung 830 in my HTPC (foxconn NTA3700) with a 120Gb Vertex 3, and I am getting this very strange result. When I test the drive with crystaldiskmark or ASSSDbenchmark, the multithread write would be so slow that I have to stop the test, and then it still takes several minutes for the system to recover from the freeze. Every other benchmark seems ok, 64-thread read is ok, 64-thread write would start around 50mb/s and the quickly drop to something ridiculous like 0.05 mb/s and system would freeze as a result. Is this a driver or firmware problem? Vertex 3 firmware is 2.15, driver is storachi, and offset is 359424k in ASSSDbenchmark. And I actually can feel that system is not as snappy as the samsung. I used macrium reflect to cloned the drives, could this be the problem?
 
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i put one of those corsair v4's in a laptop and i didnt think it was much faster then the hdd it replaced. read/write speeds were doubled on benchmarks but real world performance felt exactly the same. a high end samsung i installed in a different machine on the other hand, whoa mama! like a whole different animal.

i would definitely do a secure wipe of that drive and start fresh. only then can you tell where you are at.
 
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How full is the V3?

did it act like this immediately after the clone?.. or only after you started running it full of random/incompressible data with those benchmarks?

PS. looks like the clone caused a misalignment there.
 
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