@Fernando:
I stand corrected Fernando, Thank you .
Can you please clarify which BIOS settings are you referring to?

the mod+signed generic Samsung NVMe driver v3.3.0.2003 will give you the best scores,
Looks interesting however as I mentioned before I was thinking of doing a RAID 0 with 2 of these Samsung SSD's and I am not sure if the v17.8 or lower branch Intel RST is the correct one to use.

Many thanks.

@Fernando,
I am trying to learn how to install your mod+signed+generic Samsung driver.
Where can I find this?

Many thanks.

@Fernando:
I use an Asus Rampage VI and there is no such thing as to "change the option labeled "PCIe Storage Dev on Port X" (Mine is Port 9) from "RST Controlled" to "Not RST Controlled":
Also, where can I find how to install your mod+signed+generic Samsung drivers?

Thanks

If anyone has got an Asus Rampage VI please let me know how to this: Intel RST/RSTe Drivers (latest: v17.8.11.1080 WHQL/v6.2.2.1006 WHQL) (148)

I do not see any option to make the PCIe Storage Dev on Port X.

Cheers.

Zitat von Safado2 im Beitrag #2227

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If anyone has got an Asus Rampage VI please let me know how to this: Intel RST/RSTe Drivers (latest: v17.8.11.1080 WHQL/v6.2.2.1006 WHQL) (148)

I do not see any option to make the PCIe Storage Dev on Port X.

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@Fernando
I tested Intel/RSTe Driver v6.3.0.1022 on Sabertooth X99 and worked fine to handle some SSDs SATA non RAID.
I have no VROC configuration to test more.
You can update the Title with v6.3.0.1022. Thanks

@Fernando, @Frames
In reply to #2210 item I do the test and I do confirm your suggestion to try to get back to a situation where a RST and NVMe Samsung driver do coexist does not work.
I have tried multiple times and always got a ' inaccessible boot device' error blue screen.
Even permutting System SSD 970 PRO from M.2_2 to M.2_1 emplacement does not change: BIOS does report it is not a OS SSD.
Definitively the contents of Boot sector has been modified when v17.9.xx branch has been used once time, after that the ONLY return back booting situation is to fully restore the SSD system media with a non v17.9.xx branch !
A test with the 'non RST' option into BIOS settings does not work on my Z390 machine. (no boot, no error, endless black rolling row circle logo).
Sorry but I don't recommend the v17.9.xx branch be installed, it is a source of problems and lost of time even for experimented user.

Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #2231

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@Fernando, @Frames
In reply to #2210 item I do the test and I do confirm your suggestion to try to get back to a situation where a RST and NVMe Samsung driver do coexist does not work.
I have tried multiple times and always got a ' inaccessible boot device' error blue screen.
Even permutting System SSD 970 PRO from M.2_2 to M.2_1 emplacement does not change: BIOS does report it is not a OS SSD.
Definitively the contents of Boot sector has been modified when v17.9.xx branch has been used once time, after that the ONLY return back booting situation is to fully restore the SSD system media with a non v17.9.xx branch !
A test with the 'non RST' option into BIOS settings does not work on my Z390 machine. (no boot, no error, endless black rolling row circle logo).
Sorry but I don't recommend the v17.9.xx branch be installed, it is a source of problems and lost of time even for experimented user.

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@Fernando,
Oh YES, YES, for sure doing a RESTORE System before such storage driver update manipulation is VITAL.
@Frames,
I don't think have rebooted in safe mode because I didn't observe an automatic recovery after multiple failed BSOD restart.
The system even after 10mn never booted in safe mode, i got a endless turning circle logo but nothing happen, this why I stopped this bad situation and turned off the PB and then decided to restore via a WinPE boot media (USB key) AOMEI Backupper v5.8 application my full system from a valid backup image and all was OK after that.

@100PIER:

Zitat von 100PIER im Beitrag #2231

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In reply to #2210 item I do the test and I do confirm your suggestion to try to get back to a situation where a RST and NVMe Samsung driver do coexist does not work.
I have tried multiple times and always got a ' inaccessible boot device' error blue screen.
Even permutting System SSD 970 PRO from M.2_2 to M.2_1 emplacement does not change: BIOS does report it is not a OS SSD.

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