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How do I Fix Samsung 970 EVO Plus Slow Write Speed

After purchasing this Samsung 970 EVO NVME drive, I checked its speed using Samsung Magician and CrystalDiskmark. Both programs produced excellent results, indicating that it could read about 3500MB. However, when I checked again the next day after boot, the speed had dropped to 900MB.

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Roxanne· Answered on Mar 26, 2024

Before taking any measures, let's view why Samsung 970 EVO Plus has a slow write speed:

  • Overheating issue
  • SSD wear out
  • Outdated Firmware
  • Improper slot
  • Bad sectors

Then, you will need an all-in-one SSD management to resolve the Samsung 970 EVO Plus Slow Write Speed issue - EaseUS Partition Master Professional. With this tool, you can check SSD temperature, check hard drive health, test SSD speed, perform 4K Alignment, and free up the SSD space.

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Way 1. Run SSD Temperature Test

Step 1. Download and launch EaseUS Partition Master. In the "Discovery" section, select the "Disk Health" tool.

Step 2. After choosing the desired disk, press the "Refresh" button. Then, you can view your disk's health.

Way 2. 4K Align Samsung SSD

Step 1. Switch to "Toolkit" and click "4K Alignment".

Step 2. Select the Samsung 970 EVO SSD you want to align. Select the "Start" button.

For more related information, check this:

📖Extended Reading: 6 Ways to Samsung 970 EVO Plus Slow Write Speed

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