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Version 5.72-3333
Windows 10 64bit
For some time now I have observed this behavior, so I would say it is not related only to the latest version.
My setup
1 x Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD. Drive C: (Only Windows on it)
1 x Samsung EVO 950 250GB SATA SSD. Not partitioned. Not used.
3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178 Enterprise NAS 4 TB SATA Disk in one Windows striped volume. Drive D:
The problem
I barely write anything on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD
Mostly I write/read on 3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178
When I transfer anything to 3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178, hwinfo reports disk activity on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD, while one of the 3 Seagate disks are reported with no activity.
Monitoring the temperature and space on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD I am sure the activity on it is wrongfully reported and instead, the activity belongs to the Seagate drive sitting idle in hwinfo screen.
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Windows 10 64bit
For some time now I have observed this behavior, so I would say it is not related only to the latest version.
My setup
1 x Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD. Drive C: (Only Windows on it)
1 x Samsung EVO 950 250GB SATA SSD. Not partitioned. Not used.
3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178 Enterprise NAS 4 TB SATA Disk in one Windows striped volume. Drive D:
The problem
I barely write anything on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD
Mostly I write/read on 3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178
When I transfer anything to 3 x Seagate ST4000VN0001-1SF178, hwinfo reports disk activity on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD, while one of the 3 Seagate disks are reported with no activity.
Monitoring the temperature and space on Samsung EVO 960 500GB M.2 nvme SSD I am sure the activity on it is wrongfully reported and instead, the activity belongs to the Seagate drive sitting idle in hwinfo screen.
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