X11SSH-LN4F Bord. Windows freezes with Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2


  1. Zodi
    Posts : 8
    Windows Server 2016
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    X11SSH-LN4F Bord. Windows freezes with Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2


    Hi Guys,

    A few days ago I discovered that my motherboard has an M.2 slot. That's why I bought a Samsung 970 Pro NVMe m.2 SSD.
    The Windows Server 2019 installation went without a hitch.
    Unfortunately, Windows freezes after a few minutes, as soon as I have logged in.

    As a board I use a X11SSH-LN4F. Can it be that my SSD is not compatible with the board?
    On the Supermicro side there is a list of tested SSDs.

    What I have already tried:
    The SSD installed in the M.2 slot
    The SSD is plugged directly into the PCIe slot via an adapter card.

    Unfortunately, the result is unchanged. Windows freezes after a few minutes.
    Partially I get a BSOD with: WHEA, Uncorrectable Error, which indicates a hardware error or incompatible hardware, as far as I know.

    What do you all mean? Use a Supermicro tested SSD?
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  3. Caledon Ken
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    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
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    Hi Zodi

    Are you using the Samsung NVMe driver or the generic Windows. Can't find the thread mow but I think they got around issue by using generic Windows driver.

    Is reliability History reporting anything.

    This is a maybe... Is your firmware on NVMe up to date. (Samsung Magician) I say maybe as some people swear their drives run worse after updating firmware. Some firmware updates wind up being destructive so make a back with a tool like Macrium Reflect.
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  4. Zodi
    Posts : 8
    Windows Server 2016
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    Hi Caledon Ken,

    So far I have not made any updates.

    What I have found so far:

    Everything is stable with Windows Server 2016 and I did not have BSOD anymore.
    That's stupid, now I have to buy another key; /
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