Samsung Magician

Josey Wales said:

With all he had in the main system, I did not even notice system 2..

The addition of being able to add a 2nd PC is new, and I sometimes still forget to look myself(even though added on my self).
I like looking to see what hardware the members use, and see what Windows 10 can run on.

By the way, I use RAPID on my two other machines, one an older ASUS X54C laptop, and another desktop i have(Lenovo H530).

I have even used it for a short time on this one, on a 2nd internal SSD I use for my Virtual machines. My system disk is a NVMe PCIe SAMSUNG MZVLV512 SCSI M.2 SSD so it doesn't need RAPID.

Here is a video I posted a while ago, showing how fast a virtual machine is, when using that combination(please notice, I was starting and running the VM, while also using my screen capture program to record):

Hi,

A new NVMe driver has been released:

http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor...oad/tools.html

Cheers,

I have to remove that in order to upgrade to another build. For some reason MS does not like it. But I have a Samsung 850 Pro 256 Gb SSD.

fdegrove said:

Hi,

A new NVMe driver has been released:

http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor...oad/tools.html

Cheers,

Samsung's 950 Pro SSD - Page 6 - Windows 10 Forums
There is another thread for the NVMe:)

fdegrove said:

Hi,

Ooops.... Sorry about that.

Cheers,

No problem, I just posted it, so anyone with a Samsung NVMe can subscribe to the thread to know when there are updates.

I literally go to Samsung's SSD software page every day to look for updates, as sometimes they only allow so & so many downloads per day the first week, and if I can nab a copy(Magician or NVMe driver) and later no one else on the forum can, I create a link to OneDrive for 24 hours, so any one can get a copy:)

Is it just me or is the new NVMe driver slightly faster?

swarfega said:

Is it just me or is the new NVMe driver slightly faster?

I don't waste my M.2's write cycles on benchmarking(Windows 10 upgrades and my browsers write enough for me), but the Count does

Check out his comparison here(ver. 2.2 vs ver 2.3): 2017 Hardware Thread - Page 360 - Windows 10 Forums

Thanks. I am not worried about write cycles on modern SSDs, you'l never reach it.