Windows 10: Are these drive speeds normal?

My D: drive is 50% full with read speed - 70 and write - 60. A few weeks ago it was 80/80.
C: drive is 13% full with read - 90 and write 80

Is it normal? Should I get a new one? Cristaldiskinfo says it's health is good with 19500 power on hours.

See my specs to see the drive.

Also, heavy daily usage, sometimes reaching 50 GB per day, like today.

:)

 

Nokia drive speed cameras

I first used Nokia Drive in the UK and there it supported speed cameras.

Now when I'm in Sweden there is no support for speed cameras.

Will Nokia drive support speed cameras in Sweden?

 

Speed limits incorrect

You mean in navigation, the speed numbers at the bottom of the screen? Thats the speed you are driving, not speed limit.

 

You need a solid state drive for Windows *Smile

Samsung 850 Pro 256 GB Access Denied

Samsung 850 Evo 250 GB Access Denied

 

Yeah but is it good for a primary drive? As I said sometimes I download around 50 GB of stuff per day. Isn't that too much for an SSD and could it significantly shorten it's life span? And you didn't answer my question.

 

Those speeds are pretty typical of a standard HDD. The fuller a hard drive gets, the slower it gets. Unless you are really concerned about it, I dont think I would go and get a new one just based on that.

An SSD would be fine as a main drive. Those drives linked are rated for 150 TBW (Terabytes Written) which is considering data transfers of 40 GB a day over a period of 10 years.

 

You can short-stroke HDD to improve its speed, if you do not plan on using all the space.

Short Stroke a Hard Drive - Make your spinning disk faster - YouTube

I have cut one HDDs by half, second one by 2 thirds.