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Can't evaluate life span and health status of the SSD THNSNS5256GPUK NVMe Toshiba 256GB in my new XPS 8920 system
Hi all,
I'm not shure to write in English or in German but to reach most of you I'll try it in English but you can also answer in German as well.
So, last week I bought an got my brand new Desktop system, DELL XPS 8920 desktop in the biggest variant with Windows 10 Pro, Intel i7-7700k Processor, 32 Gbyte RAM, NVidia GForce GTX 1080.
This new computer is equipped with a M.2 SSD of the Type THNSNS5256GPUK NVMe Toshiba 256GB
Now I tried to check the SSD health using a tool like SSDLife or “Toshiba SSD Utilities” or OCZ Tool but unfortunately no tool is identifying/detecting the SSD properly.
Neither HDDHealth nor CrystalDiskInfo or SSD-Z is working and able to identify the SSD.
The computer is working well and also the SSD is working. The BIOS/UEFI is detecting the SSD correctly and also the System Tool Intel Storage Matrix is delivering the correct SSD type, the Firmware Version 5KDA4103 and the SSD Type.
From function point of view it seems to work but it is completely unexplainable for me why each diagnostic tool fails.
So, currently I’m lost and I don't understand the background.
I want to have a tool to read out the SMART parameters and the status of my SSD. This is interesting for me especially the next months and years to follow the health status of the SSD. With my Samsung SSD’s I have i my DELL Notebook and in my older DELL XPS420 system I'm able to use Magician to do all these things, to test performance and if necessary to update also the firmware of the SSD.
Has anybody and idea what happens in my system and how I can solve the problem. Or better, has anybody had similar problems and solved in the meantime?
What can I do ... try ....
I would be very please if you can help me!
Many thanks beforhand and kind regards,
Markus (aka DrMaFu)
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May 15th, 2017 06:00
Hallo Tom,
OK, danke, das habe ich nicht gewusst. Damit hat sich dieser Punkt dann auch erledigt.
Grüße,
Markus
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April 28th, 2017 09:00
Hi,
any News on my issue? Nobody there who can help? Problem unknown or unsolved?
What is your experiance regarding this SSD?
So, what I figgured out is that the SSD is maybe very seldom .... isn't it? On Toshibas pages and database I can't find any Details to this m.2 SSD but what I also identified is, that DELL uses this SSD also in Alienware and Computers with higher / extreme Performance ....
In the meantime I found that the tool HW-Info is supporting the SSD. Capabilities, Features, SMART and current values like temperature .... can be read out. But I also tried AIDA64 Trial and this tool isn't supporting the SSD.
Additionally I checked the NVMe Driver. Currently the Microsoft Driver is installed für NVMe Support and no OCZ or Toshiba Driver. but with detailed Information of the SSD or a datasheet it is hard for me to identify the correct Driver....
So if you have an idea or comment please let me know....
Kind regards,
Markus
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May 10th, 2017 13:00
Hi together,
my problem is not solved. Has nobody an idea what happens and how to solve the issue? Am I the only guy using a XPS8920 system and havin this problem?
I can't believe that so I try to solve my problem and maybe there is a specialist in this universe who can help :-)
Thanks beforehand,
Markus
DELL-Tom G
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May 11th, 2017 00:00
Hi Markus,
Leider können wir dir an dieser Stelle nicht weiterhelfen. Es ist durchaus möglich, dass die Software diese SSD nicht auslesen kann. Das ist dann aber eher ein Problem der Software und nicht des Rechners. Allerdings hast du doch bereits eine Software gefunden die funktioniert (HW-Info)?
Grüße
Tom
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May 11th, 2017 12:00
Hi Tom,
ja, das ist im Grund genommen richtig. Danke auch für Deine Antwort. Ich kann nur ggf. mit HWInfo64 die Firmware der SSD nicht updaten wie ich es von den Samsungs gewohnt war. Daher dachte ich mir den Thread hier mal offen zu lassen der eine Erklärung für das Verhalten hat und vielleicht auch noch eine andere Lösung.
Wenigstens komme ich mit HWInfo64 schon mal an die Daten der SSD.
Danke und Grüße,
Markus
DELL-Tom G
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May 14th, 2017 23:00
Guten Morgen,
Das Firmware Update wird auch bei einer OEM Platte nicht funktionieren. In der Regel stellt nur der OEM Partner (Dell) die Firmware für die Platte, sofern es notwendig ist, bereit.
Grüße
Tom