Thanks for the reply. Without that resistor, the drive doesn't work, so it seems to be critical probably a pull-up, since one pad had a voltage close to zero and the other (the right one) was at around 1.8V. I don't have resistors with values lower than 10 ohms in this package, so I'm asking to make sure I order the correct parts.

When the drive was running via USB, it worked fine I copied data for an hour without any issues. On Linux, I have a theory that the drive was limited in power (possibly due to limited data bandwidth), which helped it remain stable. I suspect the reason it...

Hi,

I have a problem with my Samsung 980 Pro SSD. I accidentally damaged it while removing my graphics card — a resistor (marked in blue) got ripped off, and some other components were also damaged. I need the specifications of these parts because the SSD isn't working properly in my PC.

It randomly causes blue screens, and afterward, it becomes invisible in the BIOS. However, when I connect it via USB, the drive works stably, which makes me think something might be missing or malfunctioning on the PCB, causing issues when connected internally, while USB limits its...

Hi,
Thank you for providing the new information.

Last month, I revisited the issue with the motherboard and discovered something surprising. When I probed the O_RSMRST# signal using a multimeter, the motherboard powered off. However, I couldn't find any concrete evidence to explain this behavior.

Based on my observations, I suspect the problem might lie with the NCT6798D-R chip or the chipset (x570) itself.​