My computer locked up playing a game the other day - the cursor still moved, but everything else was frozen.
Rebooted, "no boot disk detected".
Rebooted, frozen W10 boot screen.
Rebooted, started up normally, then locked up minutes later.
Let it sit for a day, started it up and it was usable for about 15 minutes. I opened Samsung Magician and ran a couple tests and everything checked out OK. I bought it in July, after the new firmware was issued. It's been running the latest firmware, etc. since then. I have ~30% spare area set up. My guess is it's just a lemon. My wife's machine is identical and hers has had no issues, but I use mine a lot more.
I ordered a replacement on Prime Now, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet or running tests on the old drive on a different machine. All signs point to the SSD being toast. Good thing it's got a 5yr warranty - anyone have experience with their warranty? This is my first SSD to die - ever - and that includes the old 64GB JMicron drive I still have.
Rebooted, "no boot disk detected".
Rebooted, frozen W10 boot screen.
Rebooted, started up normally, then locked up minutes later.
Let it sit for a day, started it up and it was usable for about 15 minutes. I opened Samsung Magician and ran a couple tests and everything checked out OK. I bought it in July, after the new firmware was issued. It's been running the latest firmware, etc. since then. I have ~30% spare area set up. My guess is it's just a lemon. My wife's machine is identical and hers has had no issues, but I use mine a lot more.
I ordered a replacement on Prime Now, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet or running tests on the old drive on a different machine. All signs point to the SSD being toast. Good thing it's got a 5yr warranty - anyone have experience with their warranty? This is my first SSD to die - ever - and that includes the old 64GB JMicron drive I still have.