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    SSD Benchmark results

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Honzik1, Oct 7, 2011.

  1. Honzik1

    Honzik1 Notebook Consultant

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    Many people have many SSD drives these days, so lets benchmark your SSD! Lets make a small database.

    Follow this pattern and the rules:


    1)brand/type
    2)capacity
    3)firmware
    4)SATA revision
    5)Power On hours (You can find that information via CrystalDiskInfo. DOWNLOAD)
    6)OS/driver
    7) Sequential read
    8) Sequential write
    9) 4k read
    10) 4k write
    11) 4k QD64 read
    12) 4k QD64 write
    13) Acc. time read
    14) Acc. time write

    A) Download the benchmark AS SSD:
    DOWNLOAD

    B) Start the benchmark and upload the screenshot and the necessary informations here:
    asssdm4.png


    RESULTS:

    <col width='64'><col width='64'><col width='50'><col width='64'><col width='50'><col width='48'><col width='64'><col width='41'><col width='99'><col width='64' span="9">
    [GB]
    [hours]
    [MB/s]
    [milliseconds]
    USER
    BRAND
    TYPE
    CAP.
    FIRM.
    SATA
    Pow.On
    OS
    DRIVER
    Chipset
    Seq.R
    Seq.W
    4 R
    4 W
    4T64R
    4T64W
    Acc.tR
    Acc.tW
    Honzik1
    Crucial
    M4
    256
    0009
    II
    991
    W7
    RST-10.6
    PM55
    262.82
    232.11
    18.89
    49.21
    163.18
    155.55
    0.153
    0.410
    accel
    Crucial
    M4
    128
    0009
    III
    88
    W7
    RST-10.6
    HM65
    501.62
    194.62
    19.63
    42.45
    288.88
    163.36
    0.119
    0.201
    maximinimaus
    Samsung
    470
    2x128
    AXM09B1Q
    II
    N/A
    W7
    RSTe-3.0
    PM45
    312.71
    482.39
    12.53
    114.44
    221.66
    112.09
    0.181
    0.029
    Xonar
    Kingston
    V100
    128
    D110225a
    III
    265
    W7
    RST-10.6
    HM67
    246.96
    209.97
    8.95
    25.62
    12.70
    18.75
    0.427
    0.133
     
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    Honzik1, Oct 7, 2011
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  2. JKleiss

    JKleiss Notebook Evangelist

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    Change the size of test from 1x1000MB to something like 3x100MB, 1000MB is alot of data to write to a SSD for a test, especially if performed multiple times. Otherwise this thread is a pretty good idea
     
    JKleiss, Oct 9, 2011
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  3. accel

    accel Notebook Evangelist

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    yeah... 3x 100MB is a good choice or you can use AS-SSD for that... more accurate than CDM, IMO
     
    accel, Oct 9, 2011
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  4. Honzik1

    Honzik1 Notebook Consultant

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    Ok, As SSD will be the best way. No need to make any settings. Here are my new results:
    View attachment 71425

    Please, send me some results too, I will note them!

    Thank you!!
     
    Honzik1, Oct 9, 2011
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  5. accel

    accel Notebook Evangelist

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    this is my result...

    [​IMG]

    Crucial M4 with Firmware 0009 (128 GB) SATA 6 GB/s
    OS Win7
    RST 10.6
    Chipset HM65
    power on hours 88 hours
     
    accel, Oct 9, 2011
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  6. Honzik1

    Honzik1 Notebook Consultant

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    Thank you accel :)
    Come on guys! Lets make the database wider, send me your results!
     
    Honzik1, Oct 9, 2011
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  7. maximinimaus

    maximinimaus Notebook Evangelist

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    Samsung 470 Firmware AXM09B1Q 2 X 128 GB (RAID0) SATA II
    OS Win7 64 Sp1
    RSTe 3.0
    Chipset PM45
    power on hours n. a. with RAID
     
    maximinimaus, Oct 9, 2011
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  8. TheAtreidesHawk

    TheAtreidesHawk Notebook Deity

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    How do you guys post the pictures of your benchmark results?

    Do you take a snapshot in Win7 and then save it? Or is it within the benchmark program itself....?
     
    TheAtreidesHawk, Oct 9, 2011
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  9. Honzik1

    Honzik1 Notebook Consultant

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    Press ALT R+PrintScr, then you just CTRL+V to Paint or Photoshop
     
    Honzik1, Oct 9, 2011
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  10. tilleroftheearth

    tilleroftheearth Wisdom listens quietly...

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    Or, you could simply use the Snipping Tool built into Win7. :)
     
    tilleroftheearth, Oct 9, 2011
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  11. TheAtreidesHawk

    TheAtreidesHawk Notebook Deity

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    ^^^^That's what I thought! And just save the image as a format that NBR accepts and link it in a post correct?

    Thanks in advance...
     
    TheAtreidesHawk, Oct 9, 2011
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  12. Xonar

    Xonar Notebook Deity

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    It's uploaded to photobucket. Then once it's uploaded it gives you a bunch of different links to choose from. I use the "forum" link, don't know what others use. Just copy and paste the forum link and your picture will show up once you hit send.
     
    Xonar, Oct 9, 2011
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  13. Honzik1

    Honzik1 Notebook Consultant

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    Send me more results please! I will note them!
     
    Honzik1, Oct 10, 2011
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  14. Xonar

    Xonar Notebook Deity

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    1)Kingston V100
    2)128GB
    3)D110225a Firmware
    4)SATA III
    5)RST 10.6
    6)HM67 Chipset
    [​IMG]
     
    Xonar, Oct 10, 2011
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