After using the driver of "Samsung NVMe Driver Installer Set v2. Question: Should the later one also be the Samsung driver ? However, under Disk Drives/SAMSUNG MZVLW256HEHP-00000 / Driver version is Microsoft 3.0 dated In device Manager/Storage Controllers/Samsung NMVe Controller/ Driver Version = 2. Yeah, I ran the Samsung_NVMeDriver_2.0.exe and rebooted the pc.
The test is with standard windows driver. Just got the pm961 myself, cant find driver anywhere. But the tests are way beyond expectations:ĬrystalDiskMark 5.2.0 圆4 (UWP) (C) 2007-2016 hiyohiyo
SAMSUNG SM961 DRIVER DRIVERS
I also got the pm961 and haven't installed any drivers (couldn't found them). I also ran CrystalDiskMark 5.2.0 圆4 with the following results. The Samsung tool does not think that the PM961 is a Samsung drive as the other features of the tool are disabled. This is massively under the advertised specs.
My PM961 scored 877MB/s Sequential Read, 755 MB/s Sequential Write, 156196 Random Read IOPS, 126623 Random Write IOPS. I downloaded Samsung Magician software which contains a Performance Benchmarking tool. I too have the PM961 (256GB) (£83 bought from Novatech UK on 12th Nov 2016) and would like to compare my performance to another user here.
SAMSUNG SM961 DRIVER WINDOWS 10
There is also a Type B key which these drives will not connect to.I think the PM961 is an OEM only SSD and not retail so all you get is the hardware and use the Windows 10 NVME drivers. Please check your hardware is compatible with this type. PLEASE NOTE: These M.2 drives are compatible with Type M keys only. The SM961 lineup consists of 1TB, 512, 256 and 128 GB SSDs. The drive’s compactness is well suited for most notebook PC designs, freeing up space for other components including the battery. Also, it weighs approximately six grammes. Samsung’s SM961 comes in the M.2 form factor (80 mm x 22 mm), which is only about one seventh the size of a 2.5” SSD. By embracing the L1.2 level of standby operation, the SM961’s power consumption is drastically reduced – to just 2.5mW, about a 97 percent decrease from the 50mW consumed using a L1 state. In addition, the SM961 continues adopt the L1.2 low power standby mode (which allows all high-speed circuits to be turned off when a PC is sleeping or in hibernation) as defined by PCI-SIG (the PCIe standards body). L1.2 power state for reduced power consumption.Offers sequential read and write speeds of up to 32 MB/s.
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