Recent content by Finny76

Correct... But getting the one with the heatsink is a better option since this drive is fast and does run hot :) For anyone wanting the version without the heatsink here is the amazon Link to get it for $159.98...

This NVME is on AMAZON at the moment with a $40 off coupon that brings the price down from $219.98 to $179.98 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TKYWB3K/ Edit: This is the currently the FASTEST PCIE 4.0 NVEM out there! (until the Samsung 980 is released)

So at the moment, the only way you can utilize these drives is IF you have an AMD Motherboard?

MS said that 1809 was Re release on Nov 13, but no option of downloading the .ISO directly only via the Media Creation Tool.

sorry what i meant is where can we download the1809 .iso I dont see it anywhere online after MS pulled back the udpate...

Cant decide between a 970 PRO 500 or 970 EVO 1TB NvMe (Price point very similar)

Figured out what the issue was... I Had to change BIOS settings from SATA to PCIe & from 2 lanes to 4 lanes.. and now the speed are entirely different...

So its November now.,.. When is MS releasing Build 1809?

Yea i installed the Samsung NVME driver on day one.... My transfer mode is x2, seems that could be the problem?

I have the SAME issue with my Samsung 960 NVME 500GB SSD... Here are my CrystalDisk Results..... Specs: CPU: Corei i7 8700K RAM: 32GB 3200MHZ Boot Drive: Samsung 960 NVME Motherboard: ASUS Z-370K OS: Windows 10 x64 (updated) any thoughts as to why its performing is so piss poor?

A strange this I have noticed is that the BSOD seems to be so sensitive. If I accidently slightly bump my Desktop I get the BSOD, another time I got the BSOD is when I moved my Desktop because I had dropped something. Similarly when I put something in the USB port, again BSOD. Never had some...

Spring Update becomes the March update, which then became the April update that is being released in May... Ironic

So does the same go for Z270 chip set motherboards? If so then it will save me the money of needing to buy a Z370 Motherboard.

Price dropped at $318.99

I dont see how that would make nay difference, but I will give it a try and see how it works!