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GFDuke 02-06-2015 12:26 AM

That drive is sweet bud. You will wonder why you waited so long. If there is a way to do a fresh OS I would. I see problems coming with an image.

GFDuke 02-06-2015 01:00 AM

Some things to do.

Install "Intel Rapid Storage Technology Engine"

Run in AHCI mode

Verify TRIM is enabled on your SSD

A) Click start and type in cmd and hit the enter key
B) Type in fsutil behavior query disabledeletenotify
- DisableDeleteNotify = 1 (Windows TRIM commands are disabled)
- DisableDeleteNotify = 0 (Windows TRIM commands are enabled)

Disable automatic defragmenting

A)Click the Windows start button and type Disk Defrag and hit Enter.
B) Click the Configure Schedule Button.
C)Uncheck the box for Run On a Schedule then click Ok and Close.
D)Never Defrag a Solid State Drive

Disable Superfetch (SSDs are Fast enough to disable Superfetch to free up RAM)

a. In the Windows start menu search box, type regedit and hit enter.
b.Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters and you will see a Binary Value called EnablePrefetcher
c.Double click on EnablePrefetcher and change the value from 3 to 0.
d.You must reboot for this to take effect.

Enable Write Caching on your SSD

A)Open up your Computer. In Computer, right click on the drive that is your SSD and click Properties.
B)Click on the Hardware tab at the top.
C)Double click on the Disk Drive that is your SSD. Now in the new window click the Policies tab.
D)Under the Write-caching policy box, make sure Enable write caching on this device and Turn off Windows write-cache buffer flushing on the device are both checked. Now click OK and exit.

Disable Indexing on your SSD

A)Open up your Computer. In Computer, right click on the Drive that is your SSD and click Properties.
B)Click on the General tab at the top.
C)At the bottom you will see a box called Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed in addition to file properties, uncheck this box and hit Apply.
D)Make sure the radio button for Apply changes to the drive C:\, subfolders and files is selected and click OK.
E)You will be prompted with a window that says Error Applying Attributes, click Ignore All and it will disable indexing on all files on your SSD, this will take some time.
F)Click OK to close the window.

Some people have said to move your page file to another drive or reduce the size of it. I have not had a good experience with either. I would just let windows manage it.

Witchdoctor 02-06-2015 01:14 AM

I agree, an Image is a mistake bro

Kal-EL 02-06-2015 01:31 AM

Thx gents!

Kal-EL 02-10-2015 10:44 PM

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Drive came in, and yes i was stubborn and imaged over my existing dual boot, jumped thru a couple hoops but it seems to be functioning purdy well.

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Kal-EL 02-10-2015 11:49 PM

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Messed around tweaking and err wut duh?
Rapid Mode Enabled.
Attachment 7420

GFDuke 02-11-2015 12:00 AM

Did you install the Intel RST drivers? What tweaks did you do?

Kal-EL 02-11-2015 12:15 AM

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RST installed and Rapid Mode nerfed.

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GFDuke 02-11-2015 11:54 AM

Spot on there.

Witchdoctor 02-13-2015 12:07 PM

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Looks like you are diggin the SSD action bro, glad your image worked out :thumbsup:

Cheers from Key West


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