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Author: | fzabkar [ November 13th, 2022, 20:32 ] |
Post subject: | Re: SKhynix M+B mSATA SSD not recognized |
The typical failure in SSDs is a "firmware panic" resulting from bad NAND. The only DIY electronic options are to test for the presence of each of the onboard power supplies. If you can locate the "ROM mode" or "safe mode" shorting points, then this will test for basic sanity in the flash controller. Some SSDs have a "key" in the controller. Transplanting such a controller to a donor PCB would be unsuccessful. |
Author: | Arch Stanton [ November 13th, 2022, 21:18 ] |
Post subject: | Re: SKhynix M+B mSATA SSD not recognized |
fzabkar wrote: The typical failure in SSDs is a "firmware panic" resulting from bad NAND. The only DIY electronic options are to test for the presence of each of the onboard power supplies. If you can locate the "ROM mode" or "safe mode" shorting points, then this will test for basic sanity in the flash controller. Some SSDs have a "key" in the controller. Transplanting such a controller to a donor PCB would be unsuccessful. Franc, in your opinion should 126F even be considered (too) hot? |
Author: | fzabkar [ November 13th, 2022, 21:29 ] |
Post subject: | Re: SKhynix M+B mSATA SSD not recognized |
Arch Stanton wrote: Franc, in your opinion should 126F even be considered (too) hot? That's 52C. I've regularly seen temperatures go higher than 70C (in the user forums) before the SSD starts throttling. This is especially true for NVMe SSDs. GSmartControl will report the temperature history for those SATA devices that support it. The logs may also report the trigger points and the number of times they've been exceeded. |
Author: | labtech [ November 15th, 2022, 22:30 ] |
Post subject: | Re: SKhynix M+B mSATA SSD not recognized |
The most common problem with SK Hynix, as with most SSDs in general, is NAND flash chip degradation. The controller on your SSD is fine. The firmware design on Hynix is complex and there are virtually no solutions for that type of problem on that model, sorry. |
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