Hello, I bought a samsung970 evo nvme m2 disk and after inserting it into a socket, the computer does not detect it in bios, it can not be seen either. It only shows SSD Kingston on which I have a system and one from HDD. There was no CD in the set. Do you need any drivers for this drive because...

Hello give exactly what is the M.2 disk model

SSD Samsung 970 EVO 250GB PCIe x4 NVMe drive (MZ-V7E250BW)

GA-B150M-D3H (rev 1.0) supports 2.M (SSD) disks. Type 2242/2260/2280 SATA info. Added after 2 [minutes]: c - correct the link, is it - type 2280? As it may be, just update the motherboard BIOS.

Well, that's why I bought such a drive

@Zbyh 62 The entry Disk Format M.2 2280 appears - everything looks like the main board supports this format. Try to update the motherboard BIOS.

Ok. When I get home, I will try. Thanks Added after 2 [hours] 32 [minutes]: Bios updated. Somewhere in there, this alw disk appears in windows, it can not be seen. I wanted to clone the system on this new drive but I can not because windows can not see it. In general, I think I confused something in the bios because for a moment there was not even a system disk visible. But already ok. As for other settings, I do not know. Once I could do a bios screen and now I can not

Try this: How to install a new hard disk drive?

Thanks to I have already cloned and installed the system thanks to samsung data migration and uploaded NVM drivers 3.0 expres. But as for the speed of action, I am very disappointed, unless you have to set something else. it is slower than the current Kingston ssd

This has the parameters: Reading speed [MB / s] 3400 Write speed [MB / s] 1500

According to AS SSD, Benchmark looks like this

[Solved] Computer Not Detecting Samsung 970 Evo NVMe M.2 SSD on Gigabyte GA-B150M-D3H DDR3 - Need Drivers?

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Hello, I bought a samsung970 evo nvme m2 disk and after inserting it into a socket, the computer does not detect it in bios, it can not be seen either. It only shows SSD Kingston on which I have a system and one from HDD. There was no CD in the set. Do you need any drivers for this drive because I do not know what to do. I have a W-7 system

Gigabyte GA-B150M-D3H DDR3
Intel Core i3-6100 3.7GHz processor, 3MB, BOX
HyperX DDR4, 8GB, 2133MHz, CL13 memory
SilentiumPC Pax M70 Pure Black housing
Power Thermaltake Smart SE 500W
Integra Intel HD Graphics 530
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Hello
give exactly what is the M.2 disk model
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17269732 11 Jun 2018 12:58

SSD Samsung 970 EVO 250GB PCIe x4 NVMe drive (MZ-V7E250BW)
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17269736 11 Jun 2018 13:03

GA-B150M-D3H (rev 1.0) supports 2.M (SSD) disks. Type 2242/2260/2280 SATA
info. http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/page/mb/ga-b150m-d3hrev_10#support-dl

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zbyh 62 wrote:
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Exactly that
- correct the link, is it - type 2280?

As it may be, just update the motherboard BIOS.
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Well, that's why I bought such a drive
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The entry "Disk Format M.2 2280" appears - everything looks like the main board supports this format. Try to update the motherboard BIOS.
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Ok. When I get home, I will try. Thanks

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Bios updated. Somewhere in there, this alw disk appears in windows, it can not be seen. I wanted to clone the system on this new drive but I can not because windows can not see it. In general, I think I confused something in the bios because for a moment there was not even a system disk visible. But already ok. As for other settings, I do not know. Once I could do a bios screen and now I can not
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Try this: How to install a new hard disk drive?
http://www.instalki.pl/demonstracje/systemowe/19226-instalacja-nowego-dysku.html
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Thanks to I have already cloned and installed the system thanks to samsung data migration and uploaded NVM drivers 3.0 expres.
But as for the speed of action, I am very disappointed, unless you have to set something else. it is slower than the current Kingston ssd
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This has the parameters:

Reading speed [MB / s] 3400
Write speed [MB / s] 1500
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According to AS SSD, Benchmark looks like this
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I have uploaded NVM drivers express 3.0.
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The user reported that their Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD was not detected by the BIOS on a Gigabyte GA-B150M-D3H motherboard. After confirming the SSD model (MZ-V7E250BW), it was suggested to update the motherboard BIOS, as the board supports M.2 2280 format drives. Following the BIOS update, the SSD was recognized in Windows, but the user experienced issues with cloning the system and noted disappointing performance compared to their Kingston SSD. They eventually managed to clone the system using Samsung Data Migration and installed NVMe drivers, but continued to seek advice on optimizing performance.
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