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| Processor | Ryzen 5 3600 |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | Tuf B550 gaming plus |
| Cooling | Cryorig H7 lumi |
| Memory | 2*16Gb 3.2Ghz CL18 DDR4 |
| Video Card(s) | Gigabyte R9 270 |
| Storage | 120Gb 840 evo,1Tb 860 evo |
| Display(s) | philips 223v(main)+hd le1851w(secondary) |
| Case | CM N300 |
| Power Supply | XFX XTR 550W [DIY cables eventually or not] |
| Mouse | a4tech bloody gun v3 |
| Keyboard | Ducky Zero cherry blue |
Bought a WD green 223Gb M.2 SSD (sandisk controller and NAND) for use on a external enclosure and have a (massive) problem of 30Mb/s write, 45Mb/s read speeds, i would like to have the SSD's normal speed.
-Empty new SSD, NTFS formatted with 4kb block size
-SSD firmware version: UJ450000
-ASM1153E firmare version: 140509A18200 (checked using factory production tool "MPTool")
What i have tried:
-Changing from exFAT to NTFS and changing block size in both
-Using back panel mainboard USB3.0 connectors (it crashes if using USB 2.0 connector due to lack of power delivery)
-Check firmware versions (both seem the most recent)
-Add a little bit of solder on one of the USB3.0 connector SMD pins since it looked like it didn't have any
-Empty new SSD, NTFS formatted with 4kb block size
-SSD firmware version: UJ450000
-ASM1153E firmare version: 140509A18200 (checked using factory production tool "MPTool")
What i have tried:
-Changing from exFAT to NTFS and changing block size in both
-Using back panel mainboard USB3.0 connectors (it crashes if using USB 2.0 connector due to lack of power delivery)
-Check firmware versions (both seem the most recent)
-Add a little bit of solder on one of the USB3.0 connector SMD pins since it looked like it didn't have any
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