Thank you for the video and the time you put into this. Videos like this really allow us to see it first hand without installing it. It seems like software you really don't need, but it is a useful tool.
Thank you very much for your video. Maybe you as an expert can give me a hint. My freshly installed WD_Black SN850X works fine in Windows 11 64-bit. However, it is not found by WD Dashboard, nor by CrystalDiskInfo. The tools SSD-Z and HWiNFO64 find the SSD. In the BIOS (UEFI) of my motherboard MSI MEG X570 ACE, the self-test does not report any errors. What I said about the Western Digital SSD also applies to my Samsung 850 Pro SSD (Samsung Magican). Programs and drivers are up to date. Only the Western Digital has a Microsoft driver. I wanted to search for and install the latest driver from Western Digital via the Western Digital Dashboard. What may be the reason that both SSDs are not found in their in-house software or the "prominent" CristalDiskInfo. In my opinion, the problem has to do with the BIOS or Windows.
Do both drives appear in the BIOS? If so make sure WD dashboard or Samsung Magician is the latest version. Samsung Magician can also test other drives so strange it doesn't appear. You can try to update drivers via windows, but windows is not the greatest for this. If it still persists try contacting WD directly.
Has anybody figured out if you can customize the RGB lighting on this SSD when installed on PS5? I have clear black plates on my PS5, and I left the SSD cover off to allow for better cooling, so now I can see a constant flashing yellow light on the SSD. After nearly having a heart attack when I saw the yellow light and Google said it meant I destroyed my PS5, I finally found out that it was actually a customizable RGB LED on the SSD. I read about this dashboard for the SSD, and that it allows you to change the color and stuff, but I don't know if you can access that dashboard on PS5 and Google is no help.
Thank you for the video and the time you put into this. Videos like this really allow us to see it first hand without installing it. It seems like software you really don't need, but it is a useful tool.
Aye thank you for this video , I appreciate it!
No problem!!
This software don't even let you set a OP(overprovision), is that because its not needed now ? Samsung Magician software allows you to set a OP
Thank you very much for your video.
Maybe you as an expert can give me a hint.
My freshly installed WD_Black SN850X works fine in Windows 11 64-bit.
However, it is not found by WD Dashboard, nor by CrystalDiskInfo.
The tools SSD-Z and HWiNFO64 find the SSD.
In the BIOS (UEFI) of my motherboard MSI MEG X570 ACE, the self-test does not report any errors.
What I said about the Western Digital SSD also applies to my Samsung 850 Pro SSD (Samsung Magican).
Programs and drivers are up to date.
Only the Western Digital has a Microsoft driver. I wanted to search for and install the latest driver from Western Digital via the Western Digital Dashboard.
What may be the reason that both SSDs are not found in their in-house software or the "prominent" CristalDiskInfo.
In my opinion, the problem has to do with the BIOS or Windows.
Do both drives appear in the BIOS? If so make sure WD dashboard or Samsung Magician is the latest version. Samsung Magician can also test other drives so strange it doesn't appear. You can try to update drivers via windows, but windows is not the greatest for this.
If it still persists try contacting WD directly.
Has anybody figured out if you can customize the RGB lighting on this SSD when installed on PS5? I have clear black plates on my PS5, and I left the SSD cover off to allow for better cooling, so now I can see a constant flashing yellow light on the SSD. After nearly having a heart attack when I saw the yellow light and Google said it meant I destroyed my PS5, I finally found out that it was actually a customizable RGB LED on the SSD. I read about this dashboard for the SSD, and that it allows you to change the color and stuff, but I don't know if you can access that dashboard on PS5 and Google is no help.
Of course you can't. Dashboard is a software for PC, not PS5.
as someone who has it it looks NOTHING like that