Yes, but if i understand right he doesn't seem to have them either.
He wrote about them, but no download.

@Pacman @100PIER:
According to >this< page Samsung has withdrawn the v3.3 NVMe drivers.

As you can see here, the Company Samsung itself is currently offering on >this< page the new v3.3 NVMe drivers:

When I click onto the "Download" link, I get the message, that the server is too busy and that I should retry the download 24 hours later.

@thinking:
Thank you very much for having uploaded the EXE file, which contains the new Samsung NVMe driver v3.3.

@all users with a Samsung NVMe SSD:
Our Forum member thinking obviously was able to get the new Samsung NVMe driverpack v3.3 downloaded. It is attached to the previous post.
Unfortunately I am not able to get it properly extracted and to offer the "pure" drivers within the start post of this thread. Is anybody able to help?

@UndertakerBen:
Welcome to the Win-RAID Forum and thanks for having uploaded and attached the extracted "pure" Samsung NVMe drivers v3.3.0.2003!
Enjoy the Forum!


@all:
Update of the start post

Changelog:

• Samsung NVMe drivers:
  • new: 32/64bit Samsung NVMe drivers v3.3.0.2003 WHQL for Win7
  • new: 32/64bit Samsung NVMe drivers v3.3.0.2003 WHQL for Win8
  • new: 32/64bit Samsung NVMe drivers v3.3.0.2003 WHQL for Win10
  • new: Samsung NVMe Drivers Installer Set v3.3.0.2003 dated 01/21/2020 for Win7-10
  Notes:
  The included Samsung NVMe drivers are dated 01/21/2020, WHQL certified by Microsoft and usable with all Samsung 95x/96x/97x Series NVMe SSDs. Supported are the Samsung NVMe Controllers with the DeviceIDs DEV_A802, DEV_A804 and DEV_A808, which are within Samsung's most popular consumer NVMe SSDs.

@ctp9:
According to the HardwareIDs of your on-board NVMe Controller, your Surface Pro 6 has a Toshiba NVMe SSD. I suspect, that the NVMe Controller is managed by the MS in-box NVMe driver named STORNVME.SYS having the version of your OS.
Questions:
1. Which OS are you running?
2. Which driver are you currently using? An NVMe driver v11.0.4.0 dated 03/29/2017 is unknown to me.
Please expand the "Storage Controllers" section of the Device Manager, right-click onto the listed NVMe Controller and choose the options "Properties" > "Driver" > "Driver Details". What do you see then? If you can, please post just the related Device Manager screenshot (not a screenshot of the entire desktop).

@ctp9:
Thanks for the screenshot, which verifies, what I supected: The NVMe Controller of your NVMe SSD uses the generic MS Win10 in-box NVMe driver.
According to my knowledge there is no better NVMe driver available for your specific system.