Review on Western Digital 1TB NVMe SSD: Gen3 x4 🔒 PCIe, Up to 3,500 MB/s, M.2 2280 - WDS100T3B0C by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

Unfortunately, my first acquaintance with the M2 ssd was not very pleasant. This ssd was placed on the motherboard b450 aorus elite. Initially, the motherboard not only did not see, but could not even start the entire system with this ssd installed on it. I had to flash the Bios to the latest version. But, it's not as scary as what happened next. As a result, when the system saw and recognized this ssd, I noticed one interesting detail - turning off other storage media. My system has 1 ssd (not including this one) and 2 hard drives. So, in any case, one of the hard ones was simply cut off. The whole system did not see him. Even if you disable one of them yourself, the second one will be automatically disabled by this ssd. When this ssd was removed from the system, all hard drives became visible again and worked perfectly. What is the cause of this problem, I, unfortunately, could not establish. I came to the conclusion that the ssd could be somehow defective, which cut off other hard ones for me. Fun fact, when installing another ssd with M2 from the XPG brand, there were no such problems. So, the true cause of this problem, for me, remains a mystery .