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Is this on a Linux system? NVMe power management has always been hit or miss for consumer SSDs under Linux because the SSD vendors don't write their firmware ag
by wtallis 2y ago
Is this on a Linux system? NVMe power management has always been hit or miss for consumer SSDs under Linux because the SSD vendors don't write their firmware against the NVMe spec, they write it to work with the Microsoft Windows NVMe driver and any feature Windows doesn't use is liable to be broken. This applies to basically every SSD brand, by the way.
- jauntywundrkind 2y agoYes, it's an NVMe. Western Digital & OCZ nvme drives have both worked fine in this system, so I'm feeling a bit salty about this. Would like to try some Samsung drives at some point. (Running Linux 6.11.7 atm.)