07-16-2015, 06:22 AM
I don't understand your post:
"Now"?
At first, I thought oh no, now the 850 pro has an issue that shows up over time. Degenerates over time kind of issue.
But that is not at all what is going on. These are new and different drives, they perform different in different scenarios. Saying "now" kind of implies that there is an issue that came to be that wasn't there. The truth is, this is how it is lunching. It may be a trade off or consequence in the design. It is not unusual, every brand and every SSD has its great points and not so great points. Most drives that are on top, are not on top in every last test nor every last benchmark.
This "issue" is there for all to see before hand. It may be improved with firmware or it may never improve in that area. It's there for all to see, so I don't see the big deal about it.
(07-15-2015, 12:34 AM)SteelCrysis Wrote: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sams...,4205.html
Now the 850 Pro 2 TB has developed a performance issue. F*** Samsung.
"Now"?
At first, I thought oh no, now the 850 pro has an issue that shows up over time. Degenerates over time kind of issue.
But that is not at all what is going on. These are new and different drives, they perform different in different scenarios. Saying "now" kind of implies that there is an issue that came to be that wasn't there. The truth is, this is how it is lunching. It may be a trade off or consequence in the design. It is not unusual, every brand and every SSD has its great points and not so great points. Most drives that are on top, are not on top in every last test nor every last benchmark.
This "issue" is there for all to see before hand. It may be improved with firmware or it may never improve in that area. It's there for all to see, so I don't see the big deal about it.