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I have been on a performance monitoring expedition. I constantly watch Resource Monitor now and notice that my Disk activity, never really goes much above 10MB/sec.
I have a Samsung PRO 850, which has a SATA capability of 6GB/sec. I have noticed the new Samsung PRO 960 drives don't have the same SATA interface and instead have a new NVMe interface and supposedly is the reasons it is Hugely faster than the 850*.
My question, is would this new interface actually help my regular disk activity?
How do i tell if my drive is being bottle necked?
I don't actually have NVMe capability on my current hardware, if I determined my disk was bottle necked, Would adding another SSD and selectively moving high impact files to the second SSD help?
This is awesome, but can you please provide more detail on how to setup the monitor before I accept your answer? Possibly provide some screen shots too? – Devin Gleason Lambert – 2017-04-19T12:46:26.460
1I found the setting on the default screen, in the performance tab. I don't know much more about that specific tool, sorry. :) I'll add a screenshow showing this. – Stese – 2017-04-19T12:49:09.553