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‎10-13-2023 08:01 AM

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Product: HP ProDesk 600 G2 Base Model Microtower PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I have a Desktop pc. Hp prodesk 600 g2. On website it is to claimed that it has 6Gbps speed in sata for ssd. But i am gonly limited to 200MBps speed. I try different files from moving to like drive c to drive to d to its ssd own partition. I am also using sata new latest cable which can provide sata  Gbps means.

This motherboard has 3 sata ports . And on hp website they mentioned it has 6Gbps speed . But why my issue this exist? Should i recycle this pc? Because it is not Good option that they mentioned for fast speed . But speed is only 200. My all drivers and bios or firmware are already updated. No more option for this crazy Motherboard.

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‎10-13-2023 08:15 AM

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That 6gbps is the transfer rate for the SATA buss and is NOT the thruput of the storage device.

Looking at the spec here and picking the 

HP 128 GB SATA 2.5 in (non-SED) Solid State Drive

gives the following thruput rates

 

Sustained sequential read: up to 420 MB/s
Sustained sequential write: up to 260 MB/s
Random read: up to 46k IOPs
Random write: up to 56k IOPs
 
Other SSDs are faster or slower
 
The m.2 turbo is extremely fast (supposedly)
Sequential read: 2150 MB/s
Sequential write: 1550 MB/s
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