T705

TRIM just tells the SSD which blocks are no longer in use so it can clean them up internally. It mainly helps with maintaining write performance over time and reducing write amplification. What I’m seeing doesn’t really match a TRIM-related issue. This wasn’t gradual slowdown or degraded writes. The

A quick look, he seems to run "NONE" settings for OpenZFS - what does that mean? What ashift did he select and is the NVMe reconfigured for 4k LBA (since they out of factory often are delivered with 512b)? This alone can be a somewhat large diff when doing benchmarks. Because looking at bcachefs set

Check your manual for your motherboard, seems you are using alot of nvme slots, which alot of boards split the lanes in some way. Make sure you are not splitting by using lets say, an nvme drive in your m.2_2 lane where it shares with your pcie lanes, (i havent looked, this is an example because its

I stand by my initial rating. The motherboard you've shown me is still overpriced. Besides, the SSD in the image that you've sent me in one of your replies has an unreliable controller. Based on my rating, here's a modified build to get you started. PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU Intel C

Received mine in the UK last week and so far been struggling. Small files are fine and as fast as promised, however the SSD gets disconnected when copying large files. Has anybody had a similar problem? My setup:- Mac Mini M4 Pro- Mate Mini Type B- Crucial T705 4TB I tried following:- Measured tempe