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volvo942
volvo942 asked in Science & MathematicsEngineering · 2 years ago

replace NVME gen3*2 with NVME gen3*4?

replace NVME gen3*2 with NVME gen3*4?

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My laptop with Gen3*2 is too slow, Replace NVME gen3*2 with NVME gen3*4?

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  • qrk
    Lv 7
    2 years ago
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    I assume you're talking about solid state drives.

    Have you done a speed check on your drive? A simple sustained read test should be 500 MB/s for run of the mill SSDs (original SATA interface). Better SSDs (NVMe) will run at >2000MB/s.

    You have a number of limitations here, what the SSD can do and what the motherboard can do. Check the specs and run a speed check. Write speed checks are also worthwhile.

    Also check which version SSD your motherboard can handle.

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