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I did some digging and the openfabrics opensource 1.5 nvme driver gives in some cases a significant, above margin of error increase in all metrics vs the native win10 nvme driver in those cases where the manufacturer does not supply their own drivers like samsung do for example, etc, even on a samsung nvme disk it gave overall better performance than samsungs own drivers in some benchmarks I took a look at, Would running a tool like InSpectre that can disable spectre/meltdown protection on older cpu like ivybridge, bring any performance benefit at all on a coffee lake cpu? etc, I've heard/read that the 9700k and 9-series in general have spectre mitigation on hardware level, correct? does this mean that the performance on these cpus is exactly the same as if the spectre mitigation was completely disabled by software, or is there still some penalty ? So you dont need manufacturers drivers to trim a NVme drive, just like you dont need to use manufacturers drivers for SATA SSDS to trim them either.Īs to your second statement: " as for performance being wont be once you put data on there " what do you mean with this ? I dont do anything except some gaming and do you mean that if I put some data on my nvme disk it will suddenly become slow/slower than a sata ssd? unless I trim it regularly? (which again, win10 does by default) just curiousĬlick to expand.I did some digging and the openfabrics opensource 1.5 nvme driver gives in some cases a significant, above margin of error increase in all metrics vs the native win10 nvme driver in those cases where the manufacturer does not supply their own drivers like samsung do for example, etc, even on a samsung nvme disk it gave overall better performance than samsungs own drivers in some benchmarks I took a look at,Ītleast from reading a lot about this on the win-raid forums and looking at benchmarks from there thats what it would seem like, the native driver is still plenty good for anyone though and none of this is ever noticeable in games or suchĪnyway, now that you mention spectre, I made a thread asking about spectre and hardware mitigation on the 9 generation coffee lake cpus here: but since nobody replied yet and since you mentioned spectre, maybe I can ask you also so I will just paste my question here: Or manually via powershell with: Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter -ReTrim -Verbose
Or manually from a SSD toolbox/etc downloaded from disk manufacturer, Or manually, by disabling the scheduling and/or doing it on demand from the windows app, Let windows do it automatically on a schedule (this is default on a fresh win10 install, runs weekly) If you get the result NTFS DisableDeleteNotify = 0 (Disabled) this means trim is ENABLED if its 1 then its DISABLED You can google the subject, any other legit source will tell you the same information aswell,Ĭan also check if the trim function is enabled by running a command prompt with admin rights and typing "fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify" To run the defrag/optimize tool just press start to get the start menu up and type defrag and "defrag and optimize drives" should show up, or just go to windows administrative tools and it will be there as an app,
SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL DOWNLOAD
That is from the link I pasted above, I know windows10 has a native nvme driver that should work just fine, but does the review imply that I could download samsung nvme drivers and use those instead? will there be any performance increase vs the native windows driver?Ĭlick to expand.windows does have/support trim and its scheduled automatically to run unless you disable that in the defrag/optimize tool yourself, then you can run it manually on command instead, it will say "optimize" for SSD/NVMe drives and "defrag" if its a HDD This enables NVMe devices to function within the existing operating system I/O stack protocol."
SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 10 INSTALL PC
"To be able to make use of the new NVMe based devices inside your PC you have to have a proper driver installed, this can be downloaded at the Samsung website.
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The speeds are way overkill for anything I do anyway (gaming) but still nice upgrade from an ancient regular SSD drive in my case,īut what I wonder is it seems there are no corsair nvme drivers on their site only a SSD toolbox utility to update firmware/maintenance of disk etc, and in the guru3d review its claimed : So was looking at getting a corsair force mp510 480gb off a friend for a great price, it got a decent review on this site before:
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