Hi guys, i'm using win 10 pro x64 on a samsung evo 850 120gb ssd. My samsung magician just can't recognize the OS, anyone knows how to fix? Thank you and sorry for my bad grammar!
Nope - Unless you really need a deep queue service, it's snake oil anyways. You can following an ongoing conversation here: Samsung Magician
I have a 850 Pro. Rapid mode is not available for W10 yet. I'm still waiting too.
ok I get it, I just ask to know if that was a problem because I don't need that rapid mode anyway , thank you!
By the way - Welcome to windowssh blog!ok I get it, I just ask to know if that was a problem because I don't need that rapid mode anyway , thank you!
Actually if you really want it for Win 10 you have to use the previous version. I have it enabled but really don't see any difference with it on or off. Version 4.5I have a 850 Pro. Rapid mode is not available for W10 yet. I'm still waiting too.
Yes, I'm looking forward for further help (and improve my english too )By the way - Welcome to windowssh blog!
Thank you, but I think that rapid mode may do harm to ssd or sth like that (not really harm but I mean no good ), and it's no need for normal useActually if you really want it for Win 10 you have to use the previous version. I have it enabled but really don't see any difference with it on or off. Version 4.5
Then don't turn it on.Thank you, but I think that rapid mode may do harm to ssd or sth like that (not really harm but I mean no good ), and it's no need for normal use
I researched it to death and i think it doesnoharm , seems to me it's all about the inflated benchmarks but for day to day usage i'm convinced it does absolutely nothing lol.
Fortunately for Samsung though , a TON of people really fall for those benchmark numbers and like to show off to others which i will never understand.
If it's not increasing performance in real life which is NOTICEABLE when compared to not using it why even bother , seems like a big scam to me and i have an 850 Pro .
After switching out a much slower SSD that gets much poorer benchmark #'s than the Samsung, i was very surprised to see that in real world computing , you can't tell a difference at all .
I was expecting the Samsung to definitely have an edge in speed and overall performance but i saw none of it , benchmarks are superior on the Samsung but real life performance is the same .
