Slow SATA III 600 (6gb) File Transfer Speeds

Important Drivers General: Storage Drivers (AHCI/RAID, NVMe and USB)
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@DeathStalker
I seriously doubt, that the low SATA performance of your system is caused by the in-use SATA driver.
By the way - which one is your OS Win10 currently using? You can check it from within the Device Manager by expanding the “IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers”, section, doing a right-click onto the listed SATA Controller(s) and choosing the options “Properties” > “Driver”.

My tips:

  1. Read the first post of >this< thread. Some of the recommendations are valid for HDDs as well.
  2. Remove the garbage from your OS partition (Temp files and other residues)
  3. Defrag your system drive (with the OS on it) by using the Win10 in-box Defrag Tool before running any benchmark tool.

Station-Drivers is a web site and offers only the newest available drivers, but the latest AHCI/RAID driver is not automaticly the best for each system.