Windows 7 x64 drivers for samsung sm951 ssd

#WINDOWS 7 X64 DRIVERS FOR SAMSUNG SM951 SSD UPDATE#

I do not think Intel still sells the 750 series new either so the 950 pro was the only option I perceive to be currently viable if you are interested in purchasing a new drive to boot NVME. Here are the models with the BIOS OPROMS that should boot, I know the 950 pro works and others have had success with Intel's 750 series as they have legacy OPROMS as well. This post is for the NVME version as the AHCI does not seem to be an issue for folks but I feel worth mentioning. I do not think the AHCI version is still available for purchase new anymore, at least as the HP Z Turbo G1 which comes with the nice adapter card and support. I have not used the AHCI drive but it is supported by HP. Samsung has an AHCI version of the SM951 that is bootable (not confusing at all) that HP uses in the G1 series should boot without problems. Do not consider the Samsung SM951 NVME (also known as the G2 series) as it will not boot natively. Currently there are only two drives on the market that support the OPROMS needed to boot NVME on the zx20 series. This information is from my experience only but I would have liked this posted as it would have saved me time and energy and I hope it helps someone else.В That being said here is the high level that worked for me as I am using a PCIE NVME SSD (booted into Windows 10 ењ†4) on a Z620 to type this message.ДЇirst, you will need the specific drive capable of being seen by the BIOS.

#WINDOWS 7 X64 DRIVERS FOR SAMSUNG SM951 SSD UPDATE#

They are correct in stating HP does not support the configuration and will probably not update the BIOS to add the NVME OPROMS necessary to make the zx20 series relevantВ in this area.

I spent considerable time researching my PCIE NVME SSD to boot on my Z620 so hopefully I can clear up the mis-information posted by folks claiming it cannot boot in NVME as it certainly can, however, only on specificВ drives.

Windows 7 x64 drivers for samsung sm951 ssd