Evo 840PRO

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pclab
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Evo 840PRO

March 20th, 2020, 13:13

Hi

I got this SSD Model MZ-7PD512 with FW version DXM00R25 where none of the loaders work.
Still anything possible to do or not?

Thanks
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fzabkar
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Re: Evo 840PRO

March 20th, 2020, 17:26

Could the SSD have a faulty SDRAM? You might like to see how the SSD behaves when you interfere with the SDRAM's clock and reset pins (if you can access them).

Did you check all the supply voltages?
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Re: Evo 840PRO

March 21st, 2020, 5:14

I believe this is a problem of different firmware versions still not supported.

It's the 2nd Samsung drive I got with similar problem.
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Re: Evo 840PRO

March 23rd, 2020, 5:14

pclab wrote:I believe this is a problem of different firmware versions still not supported.

It's the 2nd Samsung drive I got with similar problem.

+1 . hope it support in next update
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