Windows 11 August 2023 Update Addresses NVMe SSD Performance Concerns
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vestibule
My storage is a mess.
In comparison, if the wiring loom on my car was in the same condition as my storage set up then my car could go up in smoke anytime.
umeng2002
JBOD for life
Aluminium Can
I am glad they are addressing this, but Windows 11 seems to be effecting gaming experiences for me too ever since that update, but it's not exactly harmful as I dual boot Linux, they work fine there.
Sempaii
well no preformance on my win 11/NVme SSD 🙁
Still loading times are rly bad/slow
Alessio1989
how many I/O performance fixes do we need to reach at least Windows 10 stability? XD
I/O performance improvements (thanks to I/O pipeline refactoring removing legacy parts) was one of the very few real improvements of Windows 11 (the other would be WDDM 3.x that so far doesn't bring any real benefits for gaming)... so when?
rl66
Hopefully, not so much 🙂 as W11 is more a W10.5
If you stay, as company does, in the stable version (mean major upgrade minus 1), W11 is even more stable than W10, and it is faster if you have removed the "security, fun and productive" things that M$ have put in it (search "remove bloatware in W11" lol)... And i don't even talk about copilot and the new outlook... a real drama lol
As always let early updater have the problem 🙂
vestibule
Agreed. looks like a bad un.
Copilot AI tbh makes me feel sick in my stomach.
Thats because of the miss us of the word AI. AI out of context, like its OK.
I guess whilst the world is waiting for the authorities to catch up on the mis use of the word AI or artificial intelligence, then we are just gonna get it thrown at us.
Effectively being mis-sold.
KissSh0t
I thought one of the main points of windows 11 was better ssd speeds compared to windows 10...
MerolaC
Unless the images are reversed or I am reading them wrong or something, the performances a notch worse in reading and in writing department?
Astyanax
I hope you shut down between boots, Warm boot doesn't reset every register that Linux modifies.
After the MARCH updates.
OpenSource Ghost
The latest update does not help my FireCuda 530 NVMe reaching write speeds above 2000 MB's. Write speeds are supposed to be ~5000 MB's for this drive. Read speed is as it should be ~7000 MB's. I don't think write speed going from ~2000 MB's to ~5000 MB's makes any real-world performance difference, but it is still bothersome to have such low write speeds.
aufkrawall2
I'm not aware that this was ever promised. Windows probably always had absurd overhead vs. Linux ext4 with small files and this was just not visible until PCIe SSDs arrived. I'm not optimistic that this is about to change.
JiveTurkey
In 5 decades have never seen those "removing legacy to make faster" claims happen.
Think the small legacy stuff designed to run on hardware, that was sub 1% of current hardware power, is irrelevant compared to real issue which is current day bloat.
Not to arouse the penguin people but just look at Linux combination of low overhead but extreme backwards compatibility.
MerolaC
But the image says after installing updates (meaning, even the one from August)
Astyanax
no, it means the march-july updates,
Think Hilbert has an incorrect KB article there, the fix for this hasn't been introduced yet, Mid monthly CU is security only, it doesn't include performance/stability/quality fixes, those are in the end of month package.
Airbud
Yea, curious myself?...@Hilbert double-check that
Hey boss! for some reason when I click on that link that I posted I'm getting private stuff?
Astyanax
Profile view lol
Airbud
Thanks /Lol
KissSh0t
If you were to install Windows 10 on the same system would those speeds then be reached?
rl66
Once you reach the hardware limit you can't
Maybe worse than that...
