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The port Im runnning it on can support up to 20 Gbps. Thats whats throwing me off. It should work fine but something is amiss. Almost ready to RMA the drive and pick up another internal instead.
Huh, that seems to work. Though with that port Im only seeing 500 MBps read times. I dont understand why it wouldn't work with on the 20 Mbps port. Is that too fast for games? What do you mean when you say "less strenuous" ? I appreciate the solution but the speed is such a sacrifice...
I used the word "strenuous", because higher speed equals higher load, whether electrical, thermal or computational.
I see on photos of R16 that it also has 10Gbps ports, try those too.
Understood. I did move it over to the 10Gbps port and its running well there. Read Speed is back up to that ports range. At the same time though, I freed up one port and powered down a couple of the ports on my USB3 hub. That hub is powered by the comp so I imagine thats part of that load you were mentioning, Either way, things are much better now. I appreciate your help and I will keep an eye out for any firmware/driver updates. Thanks again!
Ah, okay. But no, the external SSD is not hook up to the HUB.