@Fernando:

The benchmark is just CrystalDiskMark 7 with a theme, but thanks for the answer about the performance after large transfers. I had a feeling it might be something like that, so that puts my mind at ease. :)

Hi,
I am running 2 inland 512 nvme drives in raid0 and have been looking for a driver for them. Any recommendations on which one to use?

I'm running x570 and windows 10

Thank you for your response and clarification 😁

Gentle Fernando,

thank you for this thread, it helps to find the right driver (intel p600) for my windows.
But i have an issue, windows 7 dvd install can't allow me to load driver because it's not "signed".
i already try to press F8 key while the dvd starts from bios and choose "disable driver signature enforcement" but nothing changes.

Did you or someone have a suggestion ?
Many thanks
Paolo

Gentle Dieter,

thank you for your fast reply, really appreciate it!
In according with first post of this thread, I got this one: "64bit Intel NVMe Driver v4.4.0.1003 mod+signed by me" because it worked under another hard disk (not nvme ssd) with windows already installed.
Excited about that, i decide to install windows 7 onto nvme ssd by loading that driver but unfortunately it show me a message i can't load these driver because it's unsigned :\

Sooooooo do i create a custom dvd windows 7 to solve that problem ?

Many thanks!

Hi there

So I've been getting a DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION BSOD daily on my laptop (MSI GE75 Raider 8SE) when it is under gaming strain. I've researched a lot and absolutely tried everything possible including factory reset, different versions of drivers, etc.

When running various debugging I think I narrowed it down and I can clearly see it's my Toshiba KBG30ZMV256G SSD acting up, only the disk jumps to 100% resource usage out of nowhere (rest of the system stable) and then just plateaus for about 15 seconds and then BSOD appears.

The reason I'm posting here is because I have a feeling that it might be because the storage controllers being used on default by the laptop isn't fit to handle the Toshiba SSD. I came here looking for NVME drivers, but those linked on the Toshiba section seem a bit old, or would they be worth a try? But I know this could probably just plainly be a hardware problem.

I've attached my device manager for reference to the storage controller and driver being used.

Hi, @Fernando!
Thanks for your NVMe drivers, i use it many times while have Intel 660p... but after replace to Adata SX6000 pro (Realtek RTS5763DL controller) i had some problems, because i can't find original (2 years or more, sometime tryed to find it...), but nevermind

And now it's done - today i found it Realtek NVMe Controller original driver, google.drive link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X4Li11r...iew?usp=sharing

Compatible devices:
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5760
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5761
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5762 (Adata SX6000 pro)
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5763
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5765
PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_5766

Hope it will be usefull for your NVMe drivers collection

@Fernando
I tested Samsung driver before and in daily sometime drive had too small performance, like stucks or small speed

I can't test it correctly - my Adata ssd is system drive and free space too small... but i make three consecutive tests in CrystalDisk Mark with different drivers

Zitat von back37 im Beitrag #1829

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i make three consecutive tests in CrystalDisk Mark

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