Comment Comment by hu3 I blame Windows Defender (anti-virus).It's the first thing I disable whenever I want to do some serious disk I/O.Also Windows still uses NTFS which dates back to 2000. For compatibility reasons, fair enough. But surely NTFS wasn't designed with SSDs in mind, let alone NVMEs. parent hu3 2 years ago
It's the first thing I disable whenever I want to do some serious disk I/O.
Also Windows still uses NTFS which dates back to 2000. For compatibility reasons, fair enough. But surely NTFS wasn't designed with SSDs in mind, let alone NVMEs.