Good evening, I bought the WD Blue 3D NAND (1000GB, M.2 2280) a few days ago to upgrade my C drive to 1TB. When cloning the existing SSD, I noticed an extremely slow write speed. I then did a speedtest with AS SSD Benchmark with 10GB. At the beginning, the write speed was 256MB/s, but this quickly changed continuously downwards to only 1MB/s. I had to stop the test because the write speed was too slow. I then had to stop the test because it would have taken x hours for the 10GB. I also checked the SSD for errors with check disk. No errors were found. Is the SSD broken? Greetings Niels
Zorro44
5 years ago
Hello, does the tool for cloning also support SSD? When writing, the fast memory SLC is used first, then the slower memory TLC or QLC is used internally.

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Good evening, I bought the WD Blue 3D NAND (1000GB, M.2 2280) a few days ago to upgrade my C drive to 1TB. When cloning the existing SSD, I noticed an extremely slow write speed. I then did a speedtest with AS SSD Benchmark with 10GB. At the beginning, the write speed was 256MB/s, but this quickly changed continuously downwards to only 1MB/s. I had to stop the test because the write speed was too slow. I then had to stop the test because it would have taken x hours for the 10GB. I also checked the SSD for errors with check disk. No errors were found. Is the SSD broken? Greetings Niels

5 years ago

Hello, does the tool for cloning also support SSD? When writing, the fast memory SLC is used first, then the slower memory TLC or QLC is used internally.

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Hello, does the tool for cloning also support SSD? When writing, the fast memory SLC is used first, then the slower memory TLC or QLC is used internally.

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