begoodman
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Vừa đọc thấy bài này, cá nhân mình thì máy PC cắm ở nhà thì tắt bitlocker
nhưng còn con laptop thì chắc vẫn bật
cá nhân ae trải nghiệm thấy nó bị chậm đi ko?
mà ví dụ 1 con ssd gen 4, tốc 7000 mà giảm về 4000 thì vẫn mượt
con tốc độ 2000 giảm về 1000 thì có khi mới cảm nhận nhanh hay chậm nhỉ?
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nhưng còn con laptop thì chắc vẫn bật
cá nhân ae trải nghiệm thấy nó bị chậm đi ko?
mà ví dụ 1 con ssd gen 4, tốc 7000 mà giảm về 4000 thì vẫn mượt
con tốc độ 2000 giảm về 1000 thì có khi mới cảm nhận nhanh hay chậm nhỉ?
Does BitLocker Slow Down SSD? Yes, up to 45%
Many users wonder, 'Does BitLocker slow down SSD?' If so, is there any way to disable BitLocker to enhance the SSD performance? Continue reading on this page, and we will offer you comprehensive answers to your questions.
Windows 11 feature slows down SSDs by up to 45 per cent - what you can do about it
A feature activated by default in Windows 11 Pro causes a significant reduction in SSD performance. Here's how to fix it.
Tested: Windows 11 Pro's On-By-Default Encryption Slows SSDs Up to 45%
BitLocker software encryption slows performance. Here's how to fix it.
Tested: Windows 11 Pro's On-By-Default Encryption Slows SSDs Up to 45%
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By Jarred Walton
published October 19, 2023
BitLocker software encryption slows performance. Here's how to fix it.
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There are few things more frustrating than paying for high-speed PC components and then leaving performance on the table because software slows your system down. Unfortunately, a default setting in Windows 11 Pro, having its software BitLocker encryption enabled, could rob as much as 45 percent of the speed from your SSD as it forces your processor to encrypt and decrypt everything. According to our tests, random writes and reads — which affect the overall performance of your PC — get hurt the most, but even large sequential transfers are affected.
While many SSDs come with hardware-based encryption, which does all the processing directly on the drive, Windows 11 Pro force-enables the software version of BitLocker during installation, without providing a clear way to opt out. (You can circumvent this with tools like Rufus, if you want, though that's obviously not an official solution as it allows users to bypass the Microsoft's intent.) If you bought a prebuilt PC with Windows 11 Pro, there's a good chance software BitLocker is enabled on it right now. Windows 11 Home doesn't support BitLocker so you won't have encryption enabled there.
To find out just how much software BitLocker impacts performance, we ran a series of tests with three scenarios: unencrypted (no BitLocker), software BitLocker (the Windows 11 Pro default), and with hardware BitLocker (OPAL) enabled. While the software encryption increased latency and decreased transfer rates, hardware encryption and no encryption at all were basically tied. If you have software BitLocker enabled, you may want to change your settings (more on that below).
Lâu không dùng win ai vào confirm 