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Is it possible that your motherboard or PSU is killing the drives? Could also just be sheer chance, of course.
by post-it 4y ago
Is it possible that your motherboard or PSU is killing the drives?
Could also just be sheer chance, of course.
- scns 4y agoHow does this happen? Got any background info?
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoPoor voltage regulation from the motherboard or power supply could glitch the controller of the drive causing I/O errors or failures.
- piceas 4y agoAs an example, an old Asus board of mine has trouble with modern m2 drives. A PICe m2 adapter solved the problem and the Samsung ssd worked without issues thereafter.