Greetings. I am not benchmark-crazy but just to make sure my new Windows 10 build's settings were correct on my motherboard, bios, etc, I ran the Samsung-supplied "Magician" benchmark. Like a few others that have noticed this, the resuts are much slower with ESET NOD32 enabled. When disabled results are normal. I am running this on a Samsung PRO 950 SSD drive. Of course if it is just the benchmark, I don't really care, however, if it is slowing down the benchmark I sense it is slowing down performance also....
Note it also slows down a more widely used benchmark cyrstaldiskmark.
Is ESET aware of this issue? BJB