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Why do you think I might be having 3469 MB reading speed and 63 MB writing speed? KINGSTON SNV2S2000G NVME

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I can't figure out this inconsistency - the cause of it

I have 64 GB ram

Core 13900 K cpu

Windows 10

This is my problematic nvme it is primary disk C


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this is my another nvme

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here disk info

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So what problem are you having with the computer overall as in use?
 
So what problem are you having with the computer overall as in use?

well nothing obvious but sometimes i feel like disk is slow at writing
for example when generating proxy media in davinci resolve it waits a lot for writing
 
It is running hot, that certainly doesn't help.

i am considering that is this the case
if it is, i can purchase a fan having cooler
it has heatsink and case is open case but still getting these degrees
here photo

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Impressed by poweron count vs power on time :)

i would try to Fan it or maybe get some fin´s on it.

Also this spinning rust just keeps to amaze me lols
 

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well, i´m use to pay the powerbills. and we are 5 here. So kinda force my self to do it. price peaked a 1.2$ KW/h here this year.
 
well, i´m use to pay the powerbills. and we are 5 here. So kinda force my self to do it. price peaked a 1.2$ KW/h here this year.

wow interesting
i thought we were using the most expensive electricity
so what is its ratio over the lowest wage in your country?

you can use 4200 KW/h with your entire minimum wage salary in Turkey
 
i am considering that is this the case
if it is, i can purchase a fan having cooler
it has heatsink and case is open case but still getting these degrees
here photo

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Well I can't see anything in this photo. Are they my eyelashes?

Could you put your 2nd nvme in the 1st nvme slot and vice versa. To see if temps and speed will change.
 
well, i´m use to pay the powerbills. and we are 5 here. So kinda force my self to do it. price peaked a 1.2$ KW/h here this year.
OMG! I'm at $0.11c . I wouldn't turn my computer on if it was that much.
 
Well I can't see anything in this photo. Are they my eyelashes?

Could you put your 2nd nvme in the 1st nvme slot and vice versa. To see if temps and speed will change.

I may try swap but 2nd has no heatsink and it also runs hot :D

here it is
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well nothing obvious but sometimes i feel like disk is slow at writing
for example when generating proxy media in davinci resolve it waits a lot for writing
Get a better drive, not all nvme are created equal, also keep them cool
 
So this Kingston?
Is the white şeffaf fan at back of your case intake or exhaust?
SanDisk is below the 2 graphic cards, right?

it is the heatsink. under that Kingston
that fan is not working case is fully open
sandisk is below the graphic cards correct

here my full case

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Are you getting 63c at idle or was that screenshot taken during load? If that's idle it's definitely too high.
 
it is the heatsink. under that Kingston
that fan is not working case is fully open
sandisk is below the graphic cards correct

here my full case

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Let the fan work.
What are your gpu temps.

As you have radiators on top, let the white fan blow into the case. The rads are blowing out of the case right?

Do you have a fan in front side of the case (above hard disks and gpu)? If so, let that be intake and the white fan be exhaust
 
Let the fan work.
What are your gpu temps.

As you have radiators on top, let the white fan blow into the case. The rads are blowing out of the case right?

Do you have a fan in front side of the case (above hard disks and gpu)? If so, let that be intake and the white fan be exhaust

a big fan works in front of case to cool of those mechanical drives - blows out of case

mechanical disks are 35-36 celcius

gpus are 55 and 45

the rads are blowing out of case too

i think i will put a cooling case which are used to cool drugs and test

lets see if lower temp will fix

ok i put this + plus used air flower

reduced temp to 35 while testing

still issue not fixed

definite not related to tempature

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a big fan works in front of case to cool of those mechanical drives - blows out of case

mechanical disks are 35-36 celcius

gpus are 55 and 45

the rads are blowing out of case too

i think i will put a cooling case which are used to cool drugs and test

lets see if lower temp will fix
You better have this setup:
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Gpus are 55 and 45
At idle. But they throttle under load. They're 90+ degrees and they're blowing hot air into each other and your Kingston.
 
That very slow write is not a good sign, even for a throttling drive. See if it gets better if you blow air on it with a fan, if the speeds don't get better, backup and RMA. It might be going the way of the dodo in a way SMART itself will be unaware of.

btw... your PC is giving me nightmares :cry:

You gotta clean that, do some basic cable management and set the airflow direction as @Lei described above. Should greatly improve your thermal situation there.
 
That very slow write is not a good sign, even for a throttling drive. See if it gets better if you blow air on it with a fan, if the speeds don't get better, backup and RMA. It might be going the way of the dodo in a way SMART itself will be unaware of.

btw... your PC is giving me nightmares :cry:

You gotta clean that, do some basic cable management and set the airflow direction as @Lei described above. Should greatly improve your thermal situation there.

just verified that the temperature is not the case

what else could be cause? i really want to avoid this is a very new drive :/
 
just verified that the temperature is not the case

what else could be cause? i really want to avoid this is a very new drive :/

Not much I'm afraid. You have to test it in another machine. If no other machine is available, try it on your motherboard's other slot. If the speeds are still limited to 64MB/s write, your drive is defective.
 
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