Hi all,
I have already read nutellaasmr's similar query and the relative answer but have not found this is my problem.
I have just bought an mSata Kingston KC600 SATA 3 and added to my Lenovo Thinkpad L530 that has an mSATA3 slot.
HWiNFO says that the supported interface speed of the Intel Panther Point-M PCH - SATA AHCI Controller [C1] in my motherboard is 6.0 Gbps (Gen 3).
But HWiNFO also says that the Current interface speed of Port 2, where I have installed the mSata Kingston KC600 SATA 3, is Gen 2 3.0 Gbps.
The Port 0, where there is a Seagate ST2000LM003 shows that the current interface speed is Gen 3 6.0 Gbps.
The mSATA Kingston KC600 SATA 3 specs claim it is a mSATA3 which means the speed is 600 Mbps and all tests I have found in the web confirm this.
But CrystalDiskMask confirms the HWiNFO Current interface speed: it is a bit slower than 300 Mbps both read and write and CrystalDiskInfo says the current transfer mode is 300 Mbps while the supported one is 600 Mbps.
The problem is not caused by a BIOS setting or drivers not updated - the BIOS is updated, the Intel SATA Controller AHCI Driver for Windows 10 is installed and AHCI is enabled.
My question is whether there it is a problem with the SATA Port 2 or with the new mSATA Kingston KC600 SATA 3 I have just bought: does the info from HWiNFO give a clear diagnosis of the issue?
You can have a look at the screenshots down here.
Any help is appreciated, have a nice day!!
I have already read nutellaasmr's similar query and the relative answer but have not found this is my problem.
I have just bought an mSata Kingston KC600 SATA 3 and added to my Lenovo Thinkpad L530 that has an mSATA3 slot.
HWiNFO says that the supported interface speed of the Intel Panther Point-M PCH - SATA AHCI Controller [C1] in my motherboard is 6.0 Gbps (Gen 3).
But HWiNFO also says that the Current interface speed of Port 2, where I have installed the mSata Kingston KC600 SATA 3, is Gen 2 3.0 Gbps.
The Port 0, where there is a Seagate ST2000LM003 shows that the current interface speed is Gen 3 6.0 Gbps.
The mSATA Kingston KC600 SATA 3 specs claim it is a mSATA3 which means the speed is 600 Mbps and all tests I have found in the web confirm this.
But CrystalDiskMask confirms the HWiNFO Current interface speed: it is a bit slower than 300 Mbps both read and write and CrystalDiskInfo says the current transfer mode is 300 Mbps while the supported one is 600 Mbps.
The problem is not caused by a BIOS setting or drivers not updated - the BIOS is updated, the Intel SATA Controller AHCI Driver for Windows 10 is installed and AHCI is enabled.
My question is whether there it is a problem with the SATA Port 2 or with the new mSATA Kingston KC600 SATA 3 I have just bought: does the info from HWiNFO give a clear diagnosis of the issue?
You can have a look at the screenshots down here.
Any help is appreciated, have a nice day!!