Windows 10: I upgraded my old nvme ssd to a new larger one and cloned it, though the speed is a lot...

Hey there,

I used macrium reflect to clone my old nvme ssd to my new nvme ssd, though the problem is that the boot time is rather slow compared to the original one even though the newer one is on par or even faster (specs wise, the upgrade is from a 960 Evo 250gb to a 1tb 970 Evo Plus). With slow I mean that it takes comparably long, with the old nvme drive you only saw like half a circle spin and it loaded, with the new one the loading circle spins 4-5 times around and after entering the password it also loads for a few seconds (I never really saw the one after the password when using the old drive).

I know cloning is shit but it's also shit to reinstall all the stuff I installed and use over the years :S

I already tried deleting the pagefile (there is non so I'm not sure if I was able to delete it), I also did sfc scannow and "optimized" the ssd.

Also is it normal that that the evo 970 plus "only" has a 4k random write speed of 150mb/s ? most reviews have often double that speed.

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