Slow performance SSD Kingston KC1000 480GB.

[ilianiron]

Hello friends i have installed-properly SSD M2 Kingston KC1000 480GB on Gigabyte H370 Aorus GAMING 3-WIFI on first M.2 32Gb PCI-e 3.0x4 slot, mounted under gigabyte’s thermal shield. RAM is 16GB DDR4, CPU is i7-8700.Operation system is windows 10 64-bit 1803 spring creators update, driver is windows Standard NVM Express Controller 10.0.17134.1. Write-cache buffer is disabled. I have run Crystal Disk Mark version 6.0.0 but the results are very poor for especially for writing-look at the attached file.Read results is up to 30% slower! Please help me, looking for modded driver, or “crude” BIOS on motherboard-very new model, or incorrect options in bios with some advice! Regards!

[Fernando]

Did you follow my advices, which are layed down within the start post of >this< thread?

[ilianiron]

Thank’s bro, i read this, but can i use intel modded your intel nvme-driver on my kingston kc1000 instead this is not intel m.2 ssd?

[Fernando]

@ ilianiron:
No, Intel NVMe Controllers do only support Intel NVMe SSDs.
You will have to stick to the generic Win10 in-box MS NVMe driver.

[ilianiron]

Ok thank’s!

[ilianiron]

Danke Dieter! Die Schreibegeschwindigkeit hat sich nach deinen Tipps deutlich verbessert!
Translation:
Thanks, Dieter. Due to your tips the WRITE performance has been considerably improved.

[ilianiron]

Bravo Fernando i follow your advices and results was improve of read speed with 30%, write speed with 70%