October 21, 20196 yr Hey guys so I just upgraded my pc. now I am about to purchase a ssd nvme 1tb my question is does it have a faster response to loading of scenery/ terrain ? In P3d? and will my other ssd 840 pro x3 get affected by this? board is a z390 master gigabyte i9 9900k 32gb ram Corsair 3600 MHz cl16 1080ti msi lightning z
October 21, 20196 yr Yes, faster by about 6x. No Guess you are running Windows 10. If not, and still on 7, read about the NVMe install tool on the Gigabyte website and download the install tool. Chris. Chris Dauth. Hervey Bay, Australia. YHBA Thermaltake Level 10 GT case , Gigabyte z370 Gaming 7 Motherboard, Intel i7 8700k 6 cores @ 5ghz, 32gb DDR4 ram @ 3000Mhz, Corsair H80i Liquid cooling, nVidia GTX 1070ti Foundation Edition 8Gb, Windows 10 Pro running on a 250gb Western Digital NVMe SSD, Prepar3D v4 Professional Plus 4.5.14.34698 running on a dedicated 1 tb Crucial MX500 SSD, + 4 mechanical 2Tb HDDs.
October 21, 20196 yr Author 1 minute ago, ChrisDa said: Yes, faster by about 6x. No Guess you are running Windows 10. If not, and still on 7, read about the NVMe install tool on the Gigabyte website and download the install tool. Chris. Thanks for the response yes win 10 6x faster terrain loading wow that’s impressive well lol I’m going shopping
October 22, 20196 yr It's very impressive near some heavily textured airport addons, with HDD I'll see the airport cast out form a black chaos bit by bit, but not with SSD
October 22, 20196 yr Depending on the make/model some mvme are indeed up to 6 times faster - on paper ! In real live you will probably not notice much difference compared to an ssd. AMD 7 7700X, 32GB DDR5, RTX 5060ti 16GB, 2 x Samsung 1TB NVMe, 1 x 4TB sata SSD, Windows 11 Prof
October 22, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, willy647 said: Depending on the make/model some mvme are indeed up to 6 times faster - on paper ! In real live you will probably not notice much difference compared to an ssd. Of course you will notice a difference, I had P3D on a plain WD Blue SSD with Read/Write speeds up to 560MB/s and 530MB/s and moved it to an M.2 SN750 NVMe SSD with Read/Write of up to 3100MB/s and 1600MB/s and have never experienced stutters that others have experienced. For P3D I would highly recommend an M.2 SN750 NVMe. Ryzen 5 5600X - Noctua U12A, 32Gb Vengence, Sapphire Pulse 5700xt, WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD
October 22, 20196 yr Author Thanks for the replies now are are there different sizes of nvme m2 ssd?? im looking at the crucial 2x 1tb to for one for top slot closest to cpu and then 1 for middle behind the gpu but looking at the slot it looks like different sizes? z390 master aorus board thanks mike
October 22, 20196 yr Yes, the M.2 standard comes in different sizes, so pick the right one Be aware that some of the crucial 1Tb nvme's have a read speed of only 560 Mb/s - being the same as an SSD ! AMD 7 7700X, 32GB DDR5, RTX 5060ti 16GB, 2 x Samsung 1TB NVMe, 1 x 4TB sata SSD, Windows 11 Prof
October 22, 20196 yr Author 34 minutes ago, willy647 said: Yes, the M.2 standard comes in different sizes, so pick the right one Be aware that some of the crucial 1Tb nvme's have a read speed of only 560 Mb/s - being the same as an SSD ! Thanks for the reply. any recommendations of which nvme ssd to get. i was also looking at the p660 intel 2tb thoughts?
October 22, 20196 yr There are no "bad" drives. Look at your budget and pick the fastest read/write figures. AMD 7 7700X, 32GB DDR5, RTX 5060ti 16GB, 2 x Samsung 1TB NVMe, 1 x 4TB sata SSD, Windows 11 Prof
October 22, 20196 yr Commercial Member I do recommend Samsung .M2 key drive. The reason is because these have certified NVE drivers from Windows 10 which actually unleash the real speed of this technology. Any drive that do not has these drivers, will run at the normal speed of an SSD drive. So save yourself the trouble. As an example my Samsung Evo 950 .M2 drive can push up to 230,000 IOS per second under Windows 10. While another I had before by a difference manufacture was only achieving around 50,000 IOS. My 2 cents. S. Oficial Website: https://www.FSReborn.com Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/XC82TqvKQ3
October 22, 20196 yr Agree with Simbol, I have a Samsung Evo 960 M2 for C drive with the same 230k as his. My Windows 10 boots to ready in 11 seconds. Gerald EAA #: 1317747 i7 8700K 6-Core 3.7GHz (4.5GHz); ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-I Gaming ; RTX 2070 Super Turbo 8GB; 32GB G.Skill TridentZ 3000MHz; 250GB Samsung 960 Evo PCIe NVMe M.2; 2x 500GB Samsung 850 Evo Series SSD; 1TB WD Black HDD; Win10 Pro 64; P3D 4.5
October 22, 20196 yr Author 50 minutes ago, simbol said: I do recommend Samsung .M2 key drive. The reason is because these have certified NVE drivers from Windows 10 which actually unleash the real speed of this technology. Any drive that do not has these drivers, will run at the normal speed of an SSD drive. So save yourself the trouble. As an example my Samsung Evo 950 .M2 drive can push up to 230,000 IOS per second under Windows 10. While another I had before by a difference manufacture was only achieving around 50,000 IOS. My 2 cents. S. Thank you for your response.
October 22, 20196 yr To take proper advantage of the speed, be sure to use the m.2 drive for your OS. To have the OS on a slower drive makes it kind of pointless. i7-13700KF, 32gb DDR4 3200, RTX 4080, Win 11, MSFS 2024
October 22, 20196 yr Author 19 minutes ago, Dave_YVR said: To take proper advantage of the speed, be sure to use the m.2 drive for your OS. To have the OS on a slower drive makes it kind of pointless. Hmm, well I was going to use it just for P3d and addons which are not very many Hence why I was looking at 2tb os is on a 840 pro ssd
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