PC SupportDiffering internet speed based on SSD?
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So i got a new ssd for my pc. on my old ssd when i did a speed test i got 400 down and 12 up. but now on my new ssd i only get 70 down and 12 up. i plugged my old ssd in and got 400 down again. why is there a difference in speed? it shouldnt be a setting becuase i never mess with network setings
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Did you fresh install or clone?

It could be driver related if you did a fresh install.
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Gary wrote Did you fresh install or clone?

It could be driver related if you did a fresh install.


i did a fresh install, ill try updating my network drivers now

edit: tried it, and still had the same speeds. not really sure where to go from here
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Gary wrote Did you fresh install or clone?

It could be driver related if you did a fresh install.


figured id give another updated. I simply unplugged and re-plugged my ethernet cable in and all seems to be back to normal
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Gary wrote Did you fresh install or clone?

It could be driver related if you did a fresh install.


figured id give another updated. I simply unplugged and re-plugged my ethernet cable in and all seems to be back to normal


Well that's good man. Honestly it might've just been your link speed set to 100 instead of 1000 for some odd reason.
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Few things of note..

1. What's your link speed set to?
2. NVMe SSD?
3. Generation 3 or 4?
4. Brand of the SSD?
5. Advertised speeds?
6. Internet speeds can effect any download speed.
7. Your best controllers for SSDs tend to be on ones sized 1TB+. You have gotten a bad one, or it could be a matter of company itself isn't using decent hardware.
8. Drivers updated?
9. Try a different SATA cable. (Had an issue with one before where it genuinely crashed my HDD every so often no idea why, swapped the cable for a new one. Fixed.)
10. Are you trying to download the same thing and getting these results from the same place? RNGesus knows not every game launcher likes the idea that you can download the game significantly faster. F*ck warframe (back in the day)..

If all else fails, RMA.
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