Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2024 20:58:52 +0000 From: Frank Leonhardt <freebsd-doc@fjl.co.uk> To: freebsd-hardware@freebsd.org Subject: Re: WD Blue 510 SSD and strange write performance Message-ID: <C6B95542-AB00-4689-9918-738108C4F8FB@fjl.co.uk> In-Reply-To: <69e47494-01aa-4149-a326-91d82dfdc46e@sentex.net> References: <e5c2a99d-931e-48b4-9445-fc4ad05ccc70@sentex.net> <CCAB653B-4DC6-4C69-AB68-CD258200D22F@gid.co.uk> <6504bd49-eca5-4e0a-b2bd-23d29405bb7a@sentex.net> <4832DE6A-5C82-4805-99BB-220D4342AE0F@fjl.co.uk> <69e47494-01aa-4149-a326-91d82dfdc46e@sentex.net>
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Sorry - not that deeply into modern SSD (never written a driver for one), but based on my understanding your TRIM theory makes sense to me. I'd try turning it off. It does seem to be an ongoing source of snafus. I did use WD Blue SSDs but I suspect they vary quite a bit. I've had rather too many early failures. I wouldn't use them in production but okay for Windoze. We all know deep down there's a reason the enterprise SSDs cost what they do :-) I'll keep thinkinghome | help
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