Regarding the fact that the computer is equipped with an SSD or a slow running speed, Intel China's official micro-signal also has some opinions and countermeasures.
First, the importance of properly installing interfaces on SSDs is ignored.
If you are using a laptop, first make sure that the expansion interface of the motherboard provides SATA 2, SATA 3 or M.2 interface, which directly affects whether your installed SSD can run at normal read/write speed. General SATA3 interface The read/write speed of SSD can reach 500MB/s, and the maximum speed can reach 300MB/s on SATA2. The theoretical speed is nearly doubled. To install SSD on the computer, you must pay attention to the correct interface.
Laptop SATA interface
Some users like to disassemble the optical drive of the notebook to transfer the hard disk, but the optical drive interface of many notebooks only has the SATA 2 interface, and the effect of installing the SSD will be greatly reduced. It is recommended that the user install the SSD, and replace the optical drive installation position with the secondary disk.
Of course, many new notebooks are equipped with M.2 interface. Users need to see if the interface supports PCI-E channel when installing M.2 interface SSD. The related NVMe driver needs to be installed correctly to avoid unstable data reading. , causing the machine to stagnate.
Solution: See the motherboard specifications and download the correct driver.
Which interface and protocol are supported by the motherboard, generally can be found in the product description. Computer Xiaobai recommends choosing the latest Core 8 generation notebook or Z300 series chip notebook, they fully upgrade SATA 3 interface, and support NVMe M.2 interface SSD, The driver can be installed automatically under the Win10 operating system, which is quite convenient.
Second, the commonly used data is not installed in the SSD
SSD is not installed on the computer, the data reading speed depends on the source address you save. In the case of multiple hard disks mixed, for example, you usually choose SSD+HDD, if the data is still stored in the HDD, That is still in vain.
Workaround: Reinstall the system and migrate data using the newly installed SSD
With the help of professional software tools, it is possible to migrate other disk data to SSD with one click, including system files. PS: If you migrate the system in HDD to SSD, remember to set SSD as the priority startup item in the BIOS of the motherboard.
Third, the capacity of the SSD is too small
In order to improve the lifespan, SSD usually only erases after the data is completely filled with the maximum capacity, but when this process occurs, the performance of the SSD will be seriously affected. So if the capacity is not enough, it often needs to be erased, the effect is often used. Will definitely be discounted.
Solution: Choose a large capacity SSD.
The number of large-capacity SSD erases is not so frequent, the master uses more channels, and the performance is more powerful.
What if I can't afford a large-capacity SSD?
Regarding SSD capacity, many people have to store a large number of files such as games, pictures, and video materials. The capacity of several hundred GB is not enough. Some people say that one SDD is not enough for two, but the SSD with TB capacity is too expensive. After that, the original text is Intel's arrogant advertising time, no longer repeat them.
