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6th Sep 2009, 04:52
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I am a (lucky) owner of the OCZ Core Series V2 and have been for some time however yesterday I benched the drive with AS SSD Benchmark and (as I imagine you would be too) I was worried by the random write perfromance of the drive. Let me explain:
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1. I first bench the drive for sequential read and write; Write: 30MB/s Read: 150MB/s 2.I bench again to receive the following results; Write:90MB/s Read:150MB/s When the SSD is benched I will get random write performance as I have shown however read remains the same (so it should). I am asking if there is anyway to fix this poor and random performance I am receiving. My 7200RPM HDD consistently gets; Write: 58MB/s Read: 59MB/s My System: xX_TeK_GaMeR_Xx
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4th Oct 2009, 12:53
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I am still getting the same problems a month on, anyon with ideas? Please.
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4th Oct 2009, 13:28
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If yours is the MLC it has the JMicron controller which has serious performance with writes. The JMicron controller is horrific.
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11th Oct 2009, 12:05
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Thanks for the reply Carbon
 .Can I get the SSD replaced by one with an indilinx controller? (Under warranty still, I didn't agree to performance degradation when purchasing the Drive, shouldn't OCZ or Aria have to; by rights, replace the drive?) The drive has degraded in performance is there any way to resolve this? |
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11th Oct 2009, 13:32
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Performance degradation is just a fact of life on SSDs, it's just substantially worse on JMicron controllers. I seriously doubt you'll be able to get anything out of OCZ - yeah, it performs poorly, but it wasn't meant to perform any better. It's kind of a casualty of being the first off the lines with the SSD rush.
I would try to sell it and pick up an Agility of similar size - you won't have any stuttering problems, etc off the bat and you'll have TRIM support in 7 so even if the drive does degrade in performance substantially (and it won't compared to the one you have), TRIM will get it back to new.
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