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Hi community. I've bought a new NVME (Samsung PM961 1TB).

 

Using the benchmark tool AS-SSD, I'm getting a score around 2500 :

https://imgur.com/a/DSZVbDc

 

But according to this site, the drive should reach 4000+ score:

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8176/samsung-pm961-1tb-2-nvme-pcie-ssd-review/index5.html

 

Is there something that I could change in BIOS to improve NVME speed?

 

Thanks!

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I suggest that you use the same stress test before stating there is a gross disparity. Otherwise, you are comparing apples to orange.

 

 

Use the very same CrystalMark version to see what the results are, not something else.



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I suggest that you use the same stress test before stating there is a gross disparity. Otherwise, you are comparing apples to orange.

 

 

Use the very same CrystalMark version to see what the results are, not something else.



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