As i've stated above, I dont know a lot about PC's so how was i supposed to know that Samsung(who obviously is a well known brand) had faulty SSD's? My friends 870 Qvo works perfectly fine and what "list" are you talking about? Only thing that ive been told to do is research it via microsoft and use magician which I have done.
The magician is telling me that the drive is in good health. The SSD is fully usuable but the problem that i'm having is blue screens.
Clear cmos, load defaults, otherwise get to a shop
I'm sorry but i expect an SSD that i buy to work?? I shouldn't have to do any research whatsoever and even if I would've done this research you're telling me to do before i bought the SSD, it wouldn't matter because literally the reviews online are positive about it. Very frustrating how you call me careless when you're telling me to do stuff I don't have to do or would've been useless anyway.
+ The only review putting this SSD down was some very few amazon reviews that have nothing to do with the issue that I'm having. Even this TPU review you are talking about was hard to find with your simple google search.
The reason I got into computers being an enthusiast is because I read books in the late 90s early 2000s, aka research.
Buying parts blindly is like being a pioneer of technology, you get arrows in your back.
It's a reason why I avoid certain Brands of Motherboard/GPU/Ram/Drives/Fans/Thermal Compound, is I do research.
Its just like car parts, ever notice there are different price brackets? The cheapest is to just get the car sold.
Either go buy a different drive or go to a shop. Obviously you haven't a clue on what you are doing.
Samsung does the same on phones too, their Flagship Phone and SSD Galaxy S, Pro series, have top of line components while their A/Evo are garbage in quality.
Rather have Good quality across all lines than being the fastest.
