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Intel NVMe Windows driver for non-Intel drive?

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numbercruncher

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Has anyone had success making the Intel NVMe Windows driver to work with non-Intel NVMe drives, like Samsung SM951 NVMe?
 
Not iRST. There is an actual NVMe device driver for Intel NVMe SSDs which replaces the Microsoft inbox NVMe driver.
 
numbercruncher said:
Not iRST. There is an actual NVMe device driver for Intel NVMe SSDs which replaces the Microsoft inbox NVMe driver.
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i know its not IRST shit. I was asking was it for a specific product or was it a general driver. As in what i already said. Is it specific to just the 750 NVMe drive or all intel NVMe products? Makes a big difference. Granted, does intel have more then the 750? If the driver is a general drive it might be useful but if it was specifically made for the 750 line then dont use it.
 
Its a driver for all intel NVMe released products, the same driver used for the 750 is used for the p3700 and all other fultondale derivatives. I don't think you would be able to hack the ini to work with the samsung drives if it were possible others likely would have done it already.
 
Kaos_Drem said:
Its a driver for all intel NVMe released products, the same driver used for the 750 is used for the p3700 and all other fultondale derivatives. I don't think you would be able to hack the ini to work with the samsung drives if it were possible others likely would have done it already.
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so it is specific to a certain generation of NVMe drives. That means it is specifically designed for those and would probably result in some negative consequences if used with other brands/tech.
 
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