Are Gen5 SSDs Worth Buying? - Aorus 10000 Review

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Meet the Gigabyte Aorus 10000. Get yours here: geni.us/Q62Srt (affiliate)
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Related:
Are Bigger SSDs Faster? - • Are Bigger SSDs Faster...
Some other SSDs in this comparison: (affiliate links)
Samsung 990 PRO - geni.us/Gm5T4q
Crucial P5 Plus - geni.us/GKGp9Xx
Corsair MP600 PRO LPX - geni.us/bD6WeE1
WD Black SN850x - geni.us/LvFJ
Kingston KC3000 - geni.us/czu8
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:44 - Gigabyte Aorus 10000 Technical Overview
2:50 - Sequential Performance
3:45 - Performance in Light Use (For use as a secondary drive)
4:20 - Performance in Heavier Use (OS Drive, Video Editors, etc)
4:55 - Latency
5:05 - Performance in Extreme Use (Consistency Test)
5:40 - Gaming Performance
6:15 - Techtesters SSD Gaming Performance Ranking
6:30 - Thermal Performance
7:05 - Pricing & Final Thoughts
Disclosure:
- This product was provided by Gigabyte for the purpose of testing. As per my own guidelines, they don't get any say about anything in this video or any of my other reviews. It's not sponsored by them, they also didn't get to preview this video beforehand, or any other nonsense like that. My reviews reflect my own views, nothing more, nothing less.
- Amazon links I provide are (typically) affiliate links. Using these does not cost you anything at all. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This means they do provide me with a small commission when you decide to buy a product, at no cost to you.
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@peanut_tech Год назад

I don't know if Gen 5 SSDs are worth buying but I know your videos are worth watching

@danielthompson3809 Год назад

they're probably not worth it unless you're running serious multithreaded applications otherwise you'll hit the CPU limit.

@fearoxile2230 Год назад

Damn

@velvetthundr Год назад

Well said my man 👏

@Spectru91 Год назад

she is gorgeous isn't she❤❤❤

@GuidoDePalma Год назад

this

@poohshmoo9892 Год назад

Videos on this channel are golden. I watch alot of tech reviews all over youtube but here is really all on point. I definitely take into consideration channel's reviews when making purchases

@petpan82 Год назад

love this short and condensed format, top notch thank you👍

@nelsoncontreras2615 Год назад

You always do a great job explaining the products.

@igavinwood Год назад

Yet again another succint and useful review and comaprison. Can't fault the summary advice that we're all better off waiting to see the competition in this market. Currently I doubt there are many that will benefit from a gen5 SSD.

@TechTesters Год назад

Thanks!

@khaos555 Год назад

Thank you for the video, I plan to build my gaming PC soon and hopefully upload it on youtube I ended up getting both Samsung 990 pro and WD SN850x, and glad to see in the gaming department it still does better even comparing to gen 5 SSD maybe in the next 2-3 years it will be worth upgrading to another generation like 6

@mikeoleksa Год назад

Great stuff, as always! I found the Samsung 990 Pro 1TB for $119.99 USD on NewEgg US and ended up picking one up finally. I couldn't justify 50 to 70 dollars more, but 20 dollars over the WD SN850X 1TB was a bit easier to swallow. Still no luck on the SK Hynix P41 Platnium coming back down to under 110 USD as I mentioned in a comment in a previous video asking about it. NewEgg US lists it but it's WELL over 200 USD. 🤣 At least it's ony 149.99 on Amazon US.

@drunkhusband6257 Год назад

Still waiting on the 4tb 990 Pro to come out.....no way I'm sticking to 2tb

@gauravbanik5730 Год назад

Awesome . Thanks for all the efforts you put in. :)

@TechTesters Год назад

My pleasure!

@robmay4294 Год назад

I was so excited to see this video post. You are my favorite SSD reviewer. I actually bought my current drive (2TB WD 850x) based on your review and have been totally satisfied with it. I also have an ASUS Strix X670E Motherboard and I've been wanted to outfit it with a Gen 5 SSD. You are the first reviewer I've seen who posted a useful review of a Gen 5 drive and it has given me some good information to consider. The only detail I wish more SSD reviewers would include is Windows load time. However, when I considered how time consuming it would probably be to load a new Windows installation on several drives, I can appreciate why reviewers would think the juice is not worth the squeeze. As always - great job with this review.

@jaawa31 Год назад

Oh wow, this makes me excited for the future, to have pcie 5.0 and atx 3.0 tech, things like direct storage too, gaming and perhaps graphics work will change so much in the next few years!

@Unamatrix01 Год назад

Fantastic review as always Nada.

@nickelousf Год назад

thank you! love your reviews

@kelownatechkid Год назад

Top notch reviews!

@DenkoYugo Год назад

While it's great to see the technology progress, the speed hasn't been the bottleneck for generations. Gief endurance, and size

@fairycat Год назад

Thanks for review

@jaceyong4337 Год назад

great review, as always :) anyway, would you ever review Gigabyte's new Aorus Gen4 7300 1TB SSD? It just came up recently in our local shops for a very attractive price, at around ~100 USD.

@justmejustme3042 Год назад

Thanks for the hard work! Seems like a Samsung 990 Pro or WD SN 850X is still the way to go

@TechTesters Год назад

My pleasure! And yeah, along with KC3000, P5 Plus if it's cheap, or any other E18 NVMe SSD (MP600 Pro LPX) depending on the price.

@ksnewdawn Год назад

just ordered my new build with a B650E AM5 motherboard with pcie 5 lanes for gpu and pcie 5.0 m.2 slot, so im ready to get a nice Gen 5 drive in 2-3 years when the price drops and they become better overall.!

@chrisgreen521 Год назад

Wow Thanks for the info 💯👍🏾💖

@TechTesters Год назад

My pleasure!

@astralpowers Год назад

I got a Netac 4TB NVMe ssd from Aliexpress, it had great performance and the price was the cheapest I could get for that capacity at that time

@BOZ_11 Год назад

Good review. Dotted all the I's and crossed all the T's

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you!

@AADMAN Год назад

sounds interesting to discuss in Beers&barrels

@johntotten4872 Год назад

Great video Nada. You make a lot of great points in the video. Much like when DDR5 released, it is best to wait a little for the market to settle in. Of course some want the latest and greatest, to each their own.

@TechTesters Год назад

Thanks! And agreed. Hope this settles in like DDR5 tbh, surprising how quickly that went.

@AlexSchendel Год назад

Looking forward to my PCIe 7.0 x1 NVMe SSD doing 15GB/s haha. I wonder if the future will be sticking with older PCIe specs or using fewer lanes of the newer specs. Given the current pace of PCIe spec development and average delay from final spec to implementation on platforms, the spec should be finalized by 2025 with implementation in platforms by 2027-2028? So I guess I'll be checking to see Nada's review of the first Gen7 SSDs in 4-5 years? Haha.

@xellaz Год назад

For day-to-day common tasks, this kind of speed will not be noticeable but I'm happy to see tech moving forward! 😁

@TechTesters Год назад

Exactly! It's good to have progress even if we don't need it (yet)!

@wimvisser9133 Год назад

Nice review 🤩

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you Wim ☺

@HRaychin Год назад

another amazing video!

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you! :D

@nay0r Год назад

fantastic review as always. i have 2x1tb 990 pro at the moment in a z790 mobo, i honestly think ill just wait until gen5 is cheaper before *upgrading* or at least until they are more refined

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you! ☺ And that makes sense tbh.

@m0mgf Год назад

Still using Gen3 here, with no complaints. To go for a Gen 4/5 I would need to replace my 10th gen Intel i9 and Mobo which do not need to be swapped out yet.

@Chilledoutredhead Год назад

looking forward to end of 2024/early 25, when these drives are mainstream and seeing what they do with direct storage

@bryanidk6064 Год назад

thanks for this excellent video

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you!

@kher1297 Год назад

please review the Acer predator gen 4 nvme and compare to the others in your past video

@Sp3LLBouND Год назад

nice review , well said maybe only 10-20% of pc users need this drive for now but in future and especially when price drop will be nice, also not enough ppl have pci gen 5 without a high end motherboard , Cheers

@TechTesters Год назад

Thanks! I'd say 10-20% is very optimistic :D

@Sp3LLBouND Год назад

@@TechTesters yes i added a bit more because maybe ppl think the high speed can improve fps like quick loading but you don't get that huge perfomance maybe 3-10% speed and that, can be a reason to buy it.. but in reality we know it's useless to buy it now waste of money.

@Mexi99 Год назад

Great video!!! All i do is game and listen to music so i feel like this ssd would be no bueno for me. Think ill be ordering WD_BLACK SN850X. but question? there a reason you don't show the 2tb version on WD BLACK SN850X ssd? Is there something different from the 1tb and the 2tb?

@Wildmutationblu Год назад

I've been looking forward to watchng your first gen 5 ssd review for ages. It was worth the wait even if the gen 5 ssd isn't.

@Nightmare-xx4gv Год назад

well you can actually get the Samsung 990 pro 2TB for $179.99 right now at amazon which is very cheap if you ask me.

@hariskarvounis Год назад

Thank you for the review . May i ask for a 1080p monitor video? Since the GPU market has slowed down and the budget to mid range option GPUS have reached reasonable prices so far, i would like to know what Gaming monitors would go well with cards like 6600xt or 3060ti cards for example.

@TechTesters Год назад

My pleasure! And you mean a video with several monitor suggestions? :)

@hariskarvounis Год назад

@@TechTesters It would be nice if the monitors for testing would range from 150-350 Euros, since budget - Midrange is the topic, it make no sense to test many monitors just a budget - vfm - Performance. I think 2 monitors for each category would be great, OFC just 1 is fine too depends for how much work your lovely team would like to do :)

@Tanktaco Год назад

Thank you ssd sensei!

@ToMmY-lt7dw Год назад

Hey! Would I be able to use this in a MSI z690 Unify? And take advantage of the Gen 5?

@SR-TV Год назад

♡ !!! thanks !!! ♡

@p_and_g Год назад

when will ssd solidigm p44 pro, hynix p41 review appear ?

@medhygoyer65 Год назад

You are by far away the best Tech Tester in Europe. I canceled my subscriptions to 99% of other PC Chanels in Europe. Thanks for your reviews.😊

@p_and_g Год назад

show AS ssd benchmark test !

@Wils1337 Год назад

Was there any significant boot time improvements, Gen4 vs Gen5?

@xxxxxx4791 Год назад

can you test it with PCIE4 slot ? It will be interesting how much benefits faster controller and memory will bring to users that have only gen4 M2 slots

@1440PGamingContent Год назад

was thinking the same

@valentinvas6454 Год назад

I was wondering about that too. Maybe not now but a few years later it might make sense to buy a mature Gen 5 SSD when prices have gone down. Even if you have a Gen 4 capable system.

@jaytb6458 Год назад

OMG! It's over 9000!

@facegamefps6725 Год назад

Great!

@pptch4764 Год назад

Hi. Can you make a review of this one: Nextorage Japan 2TB Internal SSD NEM-PA2TB/N SYM Work with Playstation 5 and PC M.2 2280 with Heatsink PCIe Gen4.0 NVMe . Thank you. Great video as always.

@TechTesters Год назад

Thanks! And those don't seem to be sold in the EU, so it'll be hard unless Nextorage wants to reach out :)

@paulking4908 Год назад

I'm guessing these Gen 5's are going to run extremely hot which is a reason for that great big heat sink it comes with

@Bradz42092 Год назад

I would much prefer the Crucial T700 as its getting around 11-12gb/s speeds and the Aorus 10000 is only around 7-8gb/s

@harveyrundle Год назад

would they be an upgrade to my current x3 990 pros from samsung

@craigt9415 Год назад

Given how inexpensive the KC3000 and 850x are compared to the 990 Pro and A10000.. they are consistent drives near the top of the leader board (sometimes beating the 990) and are probably the best overall value currently.

@brianl3018 11 месяцев назад

Can you review the Crucial T700? It's the fastest gen5 SSD so far.

@TechTesters 11 месяцев назад

Already on it ;)

@ronm6585 Год назад

Thanks.

@TechTesters Год назад

Welcome!

@iliasiosifidis4532 Год назад

As a KC3000 1TB owner, the only thing I d like to improve on the next or very next generation, is the Virtual Memory, that is using NVME as ram when ram runs out. Even the 15 GB autosave (of Blender) every 2 minutes, is not that annoying anymore

@MyrKnof Год назад

"Using NVME as ram" thats one way to say swap file, and also kill your drive. Windows does this automatically, as you will just get a hard crash if you ran out of memory otherwise. Atleast thats what happend in earlier versions, as I usually disabled swapping to get better responsiveness. Just had to be careful with my chrome tabs XD

@iliasiosifidis4532 Год назад

@@MyrKnof it's called virtual memory, and it is really useful for creative apps like blender, because it's giving you time to save a file before restarting (otherwise you ll get bsod), or even turn off a feature that takes to much memory (like subdivision)

@ivanlimzg Год назад

I'll probably always stay 1 gen behind. Cos it's cheaper and also will not be too old. Still on Gen 3 in my 10th(410) gen pc

@earlbond2929 Год назад

What is the temps without any heatsink? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@a_shakur Год назад

best reviewer on youtube..........very journalistic

@TechTesters Год назад

Thank you!

@stephonhines6554 Год назад

Can you use this in a ps5 ?

@Lukiel666 Год назад

Hurray! Gen 5! Gen 3 NVME drive will now get even cheaper and they are plenty fast for gaming.

@Kline949 Год назад

I just tried the gen 5 aorus today, kept getting a ton of WHEA hardware warnings, I don't think windows/bios are optimized yet for these new drives...

@denvera1g1 Год назад

Rememeber when slow 2TB SATA SSDs had 4-8GB of LPDDR3, good times

@hasanhraki4429 Год назад

What happened when use this on ps5?

@sureshsutakkar4645 Год назад

Hey budget of 4000euros can I built 1080p gaming pc

@JMatrx Год назад

4k reads are still largely the same as a gen3 drive, and even decent dram/tlc Sata SSDs are competitive under that regard.. which is truly what is needed for Windows responsiveness and general system fruition. Sure directstorage will eventually make these drives shine, or if you video edit or compile heavy stuff.. but for now gen3 Vs gen4 gained very little if not nothing with Forspoken and I can't feel a difference running my windows from a Crucial mx500 to a WD 850 or a 980 Pro, unless I pull out a stopwatch to measure differences that often won't matter at all. So we'll see.. new Crucial Gen5 are already at 12k mb/s, others will probably push it more. But I still wonder why 4k reads are stuck.. is it what nvme protocol limit?

@TechTesters Год назад

We'll see about Forspoken soon, they had a bit update recently so that meant I could toss a bunch of data again. But we'll know soon. As for NVMe protocol limits, actually no idea :D

@JMatrx Год назад

@@TechTesters ha, me neither! I was just wondering as the sequential isn't that useful unless for very specific, large chunk files transfers.. but 4k is stuck, even 4k writes are few times what the reads are and that would make a difference but I see no progress there.

@Amfibios Год назад

we all know... the latest and greatest always costs a lot and it has issues... but we want it!

@Rudy-pk6zz Год назад

Hi, your reviews are really well made and i watch every detail you show. Can i ask is there a reason you don't show the 2tb version on WD BLACK SN850X ssd? Do they have some drawbacks or 1tb is just randomly picked? Thank you for your reviews and don't stop making more!

@Mexi99 Год назад

I just saw this lol and i asked the exact same question. I'd belive there shouldnt be any different or at least i hope not. We'll have to wait and see if she answers. 2tb is a steal right now

@TechTesters Год назад

WD sent out the 1TB model. I'll buy some SSDs if it makes sense or if I have another purpose for it, but it does add up in costs if I buy everything. I have a video on the impact of capacity btw if you want to see how much of a difference that really makes.

@Mexi99 Год назад

@@TechTesters Gotcha! the 2tb WD is so cheap right now!. The only reason why i was wondering if there was any difference between the 2tb and 1tb I'll just be gaming and music pretty much.

@Mexi99 Год назад

@@TechTesters Just saw the video! thank you =D keep up the good work !

@robertcochran7103 Год назад

I agree that NVMe drives are overpriced. I also agree with your belief that more firmware optimization is needed for the Aorus. Waiting and watching what evolves with Gen 5 devices is a good idea.

@thng670 7 месяцев назад

It's OVER 9000!!! 3:12

@thematch4877 Год назад

Wonder if the ps5 will be gen5 compatible

@jeacks100 9 месяцев назад

yes

@Kingtoby1981 Год назад

The heatsink is not compatible with my ASUS ROG STRIX Z790-E GAMING WIFI Motherboard

@crobar1 Год назад

I'm hearing about direct storage wish this new gen. Can't we have direct storage on gen 4 drives?

@TechTesters Год назад

I have a DirectStorage video already. Shame there's still only 1 game so far.

@crobar1 Год назад

@@TechTesters Thanks, already watching

@p_and_g Год назад

show test linear write aida 64 !!!

@iZacq Год назад

Want to get a External SSD To backup videos from S23 Ultra which has UFS 4.0 Please suggest that will be faster or as fast as UFS 4.0 Thanks

@TechTesters Год назад

Did you watch the video?

@iZacq Год назад

@@TechTesters Yes, did I miss my answer Please tell me the Time I need to watch at ?

@Wlad1 Год назад

Anything faster than SATA-SSD-speeds would be fast enough. Read: even good USB3.2 Gen2 SSD isn't a bottleneck for your Videos. First of all you should think about availible ports your PC has (do you have Thunderbolt? Do you have Gen2x2 ports?). Or do you want to connect your SSD directly to your mobile phone?

@iZacq Год назад

@@Wlad1 Thanks for replying, I want the SSD as fast as my S23 Ultra UFS 4.0 or if it has Faster speed that would be even better Thanks

@SrSamuerto Год назад

What about using a gen 5 on a gen 4 board? Most people are still on gen 4 or even 3, so maybe they can saturate the gen 4 speeds but still getting nice latency and other stuff like that.

@Amfibios Год назад

the difference would be so negligible - if any - that paying so much money for it would definitely not be worth it.

@SrSamuerto Год назад

@@Amfibios well, but eventually cheap gen 5 drives will come out, like we have cheap Gen 4 that get about 4500~5500 write, so maybe we will get some 8000 mb/s gen 5, which is the limit of Gen 4. Or maybe you can get a gen 5 drive for the same price than a gen 4 one in some special deal.

@lowrivera Год назад

Dammit, I just built my rig, now we're at gen 5 PCIe, DDR5 RAM, and new gen CPUs!

@TechTesters Год назад

Enjoy the new rig ;)

@abdulhkeem.alhadhrami Год назад

10K would have been a better name!

@quellien1357 Год назад

Cool stuff. But sinceI i'm a filthy casual, I'm good with gen 4.

@Sunlight91 Год назад

I hope the early adopters will sell their good PCIe 4 drives.

@KevinMillard68 10 месяцев назад

unless you have and internal drive slot that is express 5 your wasting money and you wont see increase external with out not only a gen 5 thunderbolt case you will also need a thunderbolt 5 external port which might give you 5 to 6000 mb/s but that will be it externaly ..

@NeXuS858 Год назад

Samsung 990 Pro is a better buy, gonna wait till Samsung releases their Gen5 to see if it's worth it to move up.

@Eudolus Год назад

Companies dont want to create more storage space along with the speed, only one or the other. These are unnecessary speeds in an age where people are craving storage alongside it. And ~$350 for 2GB? What a joke.

@ertai222 Год назад

Absolutely.

@evoint Год назад

You are getting pretty 😊

@hokayson6518 Год назад

But if I got it, I could legitimately describe my SSD as OVER 9,000!!

@p_and_g Год назад

post top budget ssd 1 tb !

@Dukitek Год назад

Gotta go fast like Sonic.

@josephoduor2358 Год назад

Gen 5 SSDs are coming out before we could even see the full potential of direct storage. I don't mean to be anti-progress, but I believe Gen 4 SSDs are more than good enough for the next 10 years.

@Akgis32 Год назад

Its morally wrong to watch your videos storage review videos just becuase I love the way you say SSD? 😁

@nocturnal101ravenous6 Год назад

I am more confused why this drive exists TBH, yeah it is blistering fast until the cache runs out then it turns into the same as gen3 and gen4 drives. If I am not mistaken the whole reason to use Gen 5 in the first place isn't the Overwhelming bandwidth but like Samsung is doing using CXL to have co-processors speaking across PCIe at ultra low latency, I could swear they said IDE is 0 but I might be mistaken. Its fine for files before you hit that wall but ultimately you are always going to hit that wall, as for gaming Forspoken showed zero difference in frame rates trying to plug into the new tech wave "Directstorage" but to be honest I don't even see a need for that unless you are a Fallout/Elder Scrolls open world game. Atomic Heart did it really well. So I am a bit confused, I hope the prices on these drives are more back down to earth, If you are charging more than 50$ a terabyte you might be just pricegouging.

@TechTesters Год назад

I suppose it exists because someone is willing to pay a lot for them. That or they're just a way to create more brand awareness? 😅

@nocturnal101ravenous6 Год назад

@@TechTesters Yeah I can see that point of view. I can't help but think mostly this will just be used as marketing and product stacking for the sake of sales, and not really any form of actual benefit to consumers other than maybe those who don't move large files around. Almost reminds me of the Gen 4 PCIe cards that used bifurcation on a severely limited set of boards, while it is nice to theoretically have those speeds, software and the OS itself will end up contributing to bottlenecks that make it a waste even for enthusiasts, that is you don't eventually hit the cache brick wall. As A side note it would be interesting to see newer drives that upon formatting allow you to chose; SLC, MLC, TLC, or QLC modes and allow consumers to make the choice in capacity and theoretical endurance level, even though personally I haven't seen a drive being used since 2008 hit that mark where it fails due to overuse of drive cells erroring themselves out. I mean for the most part the drives are capable as in operation they proved that with the Cache reserving features. It would only be as fast as the SSDs slowest part, and it may be very real to bottleneck the controller and NANDs capabilities, but it would be none the less interesting.

@datapro007 Год назад

Not a knock on your review, because I do enjoy your channel... This is just another TLC NAND drive with all of TLCs inherent latency and low endurance. Hooking it up to PCIE 5 won't make a difference, unless your use case is running synthetic benchmarks, which test onboard cache and little else.

@TechTesters Год назад

I wouldn't hold my breath for SLC / 2-bit MLC drives to become a thing again :P

@datapro007 Год назад

@@TechTesters That isn't my point, which is that there is no real world performance gain with this drive.

@Raivo_K Год назад

Could you also test Gen5 drives in a Gen4 board? (or just limit the main slot to Gen4 from BIOS). I would be interested to see how it behaves. Naturally the sequential performance would take a hit but it would be interesting to see if a Gen5 drive limited to Gen4 could saturate Gen4. Also would be interesting to see if random r/w numbers would be affected at all considering those are below the 8000MB/s theoretical limit of the Gen4 standard anyway.

@p_and_g Год назад

show a copy test of a 100 mb folder until it is full

@HarleyN93 Год назад

I'll stick with my sn850x nice review your definitely the go to for ssd and once you standardise ya monitor reviews you'll be just as good as Rtings or HWU

@StefanEtienneTheVerrgeRep Год назад

You should build a PC case entirely out of Legos

@Snafu2346 Год назад

My only hope for Gen 5 is that it makes gen 4 and gen 3 cheaper.

@baroklim9511 Год назад

seems like the pc tech industry nowadays just keep on churning out products with no practical/wide-spread application to real-world problems, all for the sake of just being able to sell something, and banking on the propensity of the 1st world market to buy whatever is put out there, for the fear of missing out. Hot CPUs, "flaming" hot GPUs and now even hotter SSDs LOL bring it on . . . .

@TechTesters Год назад

"New" stuff not making a lot of sense has always been a thing though. In the end we end up with better/faster/more efficient products anyway.

@danmar007 8 месяцев назад

You's be surprised at how quickly I can accelerate the demise of an SSD. 1400 TB is less than two years for sure.

@TechTesters 8 месяцев назад

What do you do with it :D

@exoticspeedefy7916 Год назад

As far as I am aware Gigabyte barely ever have a firmware update for their ssds

@ran2wild370 Год назад

Guys, new viewer here. I beg you just start posting CrystalDisk Mark results. It is really exhausting to evaluate benchmark charts. I understand you want to be original, but Crystal is too easy to understand from the first sight.