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Yeah I do understand what you mean, I would normally take a bench as a rough guide, but before I did the fresh install of Win 7, my boot SSD benched at around 505 MBs Read and 490 MBs Write, that was with loads of junk on it. But now since the install and my drivers have gone back to being nearly 4 years out of date, it benched half of that speed! One of the new SSD's benched slower than a 5 year old SATA 2 (3 GBs) HDD. I have tested the new SSD's, not including my boot drive, on another PC and they benched at the speed they should and seemed a lot fast in normal use too. So I think I definitely need to update these drivers like I did a couple of years back, but now, I just can't find them anywhere.
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