Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #75

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@DarkLogix
SM961 as well SM951 are not firmware upgradable devices. They are OEM products.
Samsung Magician tool does ignore the OEM devices.
Even the .iso file method will never be offered on Samsung site.
Only pure Consumer SSD devices are firmware updatable eitheir by Magician or eventually by .iso file (USB Linux bootable).
About 4x to M.2 adapter PCIe V3.0 there are a lot of solutions. (ASUS, DT-120 Lycom, ECM20 Sylverstone, Syntech, KRYO, etc..)
I do recommend KRYO M.2 with its radiator.

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@DarkLogix
The last firmware for 960PRO was released few days ago:

Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #77

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@DarkLogix
The last firmware for 960PRO was released few days ago:

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@DarkLogix
Yes.
The last 960PRO firmware v4.x does fix a severe stability and performance problems that were discovered just after v3.x was released via Magician (and then removed).
v4.x does seem as robust as v2.x was. As you know only upgrading a firmware is possible, coming back to a previous version is never possible. This was the reason lot of 960PRO user's RMAed their v3.x units to be replaced with new but v2.x units available.
Now Samsung is deploying very carefully this new v4.x version step by step (limited downloads (via Magician) per day).
I think the OEMs does not yet offer the equivalent v4.x version, it does seem too early.

Seems HP and Dell hide their firmware for the SM961 very well.

Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #51

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sorry is for only pm951 here can see my research: https://www.google.it/search?q=BXV77D0Q&...chrome&ie=UTF-8
my sm951 nvme don't want will update here a screen

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sm951 nvme is an OEM SSD device. Samsung does firmware update support only CONSUMERS SSD devices sucha as 960PRO/EVO etc.. products families.

Did you even bother to read this thread? It's about flashing those OEM drives.
And it's actually possible to update the firmware, just have to find an OEM that uses that drive and provides the firmware in their support area.

Yes, I know the firmware of the OEM drives can be technically updated.
It is the job of the OEMs not the job of Samsung, this is what I said.
Yes, you have to find your preferred OEM.

I got it to update using ( Mixa reply. Thanks Mixa Firmware Updates for Samsung M.2/PCIe SSDs (where to get and how to do) (4) ) and this drivers, http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php...id=2996&lang=en . The latest firmware is BXW75H0Q i believe, if anyone have newer firmware can u share. i was on BXW73H0Q and BXW74H0Q. I updated 2 Samsung SM951 NVMe PCIe M.2 256GB MZVPV256HDGL-000H1 -.

Zitat von cisco15010 im Beitrag #85

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I got it to update using ( Mixa reply. Thanks Mixa Firmware Updates for Samsung M.2/PCIe SSDs (where to get and how to do) (4) ) and this drivers, http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php...id=2996&lang=en . The latest firmware is BXW75H0Q i believe, if anyone have newer firmware can u share. i was on BXW73H0Q and BXW74H0Q. I updated 2 Samsung SM951 NVMe PCIe M.2 256GB MZVPV256HDGL-000H1 -.

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Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #82

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sm951 nvme is an OEM SSD device. Samsung does firmware update support only CONSUMERS SSD devices sucha as 960PRO/EVO etc.. products families.

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Hi broz! do you know anyone where i can found new firmware for PM981 and when i will check newest firmware, my ssd branded like lenovo with fru code 00UP492.
and separate question if i had SM961 ssd in raid, i need delete raid first and only after will do firmware each ssd?

https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/bg/de/produ...nloads/ds119265
This package contains a firmware for two Samsung drives, one of which is the SM961 256GB version. How up to date are those?

@kolich
Yes, you need to backup your raid datas, then delete raid, then update firmware if you have a new firmware and the appropriate firmware update tool.
This is what I have done for my dual RAID0 NVMe 960PRO 2TB configuration.