50% FASTER NVMe SSD: Enable HIDDEN drivers on Windows 11! 🚀
Did you know that Windows 11 is slowing down your NVMe SSD? In this video, we'll unlock the true potential of your drive by enabling the "hidden" native drivers (inherited from Windows Server 2020) through a simple registry edit.
In fact, these drivers are already present in your operating system if you have one of the latest versions of Windows 11. You just need to enable them!
To do this, I'll show you two methods: manually, using the registry editor, or using a script I created specifically for you.
The results are incredible: benchmarks confirm a significant increase in performance, specifically up to nearly 50% in 4K random read. All this without spending a dime on new hardware!
⌚ Chapter Index ⌚
00:00 How to enable TRUE native NVMe driver support on Windows 11
00:50 Downloading and using the benchmark program: CrystalDisk Mark
02:17 Test analysis: values BEFORE the change and their explanation
04:30 How Windows natively behaves with NVMe and what it entails
06:23 Editing the registry and/or running the script
09:34 Comparison tests: percentage improvement between before and after
14:23 Possibility of returning to the initial situation: how to do it
15:06 Final considerations and conclusion
📌 Useful links:
CrystalDisk Mark ► https://crystalmark.info/en/software/...
Download the scripts ► https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...
📌 My recommended NVMe SSDs:
💰 THE WALLET SAVER (Affordable but reliable):
🔗 Crucial P310 500GB — PCIe 4.0, 5-year warranty. Perfect for speeding up an older PC at a minimal cost. Stable performance, no surprises.
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⚖️ THE BEST BUY (Best value for money):
🔗 WD_BLACK SN770 1TB — PCIe 4.0, blazing fast for Windows and gaming. It's one of the best compromises if you want serious performance without breaking the bank.
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🚀 TOP OF THE LINE (Extreme Performance):
🔗 Samsung 9100 PRO 1TB with heatsink — PCIe 5.0 (NVMe), up to 14,800 MB/s read and 13,400 MB/s write (claimed). Perfect if you want the best for gaming/content creation and heavy workloads; recommended for PCs with an M.2 Gen5 slot to take full advantage of it.
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⚠️ BEFORE BUYING: Check that your PC has an M.2 NVMe slot (not M.2 SATA, they are different!). If in doubt, consult your motherboard manual. Otherwise, you'll need to purchase a corresponding M.2 NVMe to PCI-E adapter.
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