980 Pro

Since you've run live OS from usb, that excluded potential problems with Samsung drive - coincidentally I have 2Tb 980 Pro that gave me problems on Windows (hard freezes, not detected in bios until power is disconnected from PSU), and works perfectly fine in laptop and CachyOS.

I have 32GB DDR5 5200, and Samsung EVO 980 PRO 500gb ssd, it doesn't help much2 years ago with the same setup at POE1 I had much better experience, stable 120FPS, no lags, no crashes, any juiced content.

It's a Samsung PM9A1 which is based on the exact hardware of the 980 pro with just different firmware for OEMs and laptops. It won't reach 7000. It doesn't have the hardware to do so.

Samsung 980 Pro NVMe That's a consumer disk, they lack power loss protection. Honestly I like used Intel drives as they tend to do a better job of handling power loss than Samsung 3 digit consumer "LOOK AT MY AMAZING BENCHMARKS OF 1 GB OF WRITES IN CRYSTAL DISK" drives. (I am convinced Samsung's con

If you past your log messages to AI, it is smart enough nowadays to analyze it … It means ESXi sent an NVMe read command to that Samsung 980 PRO and the device itself returned NVMe status 0x281, which Broadcom documents as “Unrecovered Read Error.” In the same Broadcom table, opcode 0x2 means Read.

All your teeth look fine, I am not sure what ssd you have but when you put the SSD in just lightly drop in the ps5 slot and lift it up about a half inch and carfuly push it in till you hear a click, the SSD you are using is a Samsung 980 Pro 1TB M.2 Internal SSD I think, I really can't tell from the