No difference in speed after installing ssd

No difference in speed after installing ssd

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    Iva
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    SSD and EMMC benchmarks here:

     

    Edit: I checked boot speed with the timer – it was 60 seconds. I have a feeling it was quicker on emmc actually.

    Edit2: enabling fast boot in bios was a bad idea xD it didn’t boot, after a few restart I was able to get into bios and change it back.

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    #76078
    Impie
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    I’m not sure what you were expecting. Fast eMMC and below average SSD’s don’t have a world of difference between them in terms of perceived speed. Booting is also not solely based on disk performance, but also heavily dependent on the CPU – which is of course relatively slow. You will probably only see a small boost in performance on really disk-heavy tasks.

    On the other hand it’s quite possible that the keyboard issue also has an impact on the performance, because my V3 has much slower eMMC but faster boot times.

    #76082
    Iva
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    I thought so. But never had an ssd before, and people post about 3 seconds boot time, so I was wondering, why my boot time on ssd is exactly the same, I not longer, as on emmc.

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