Intel® NVMe* drivers Version 5.3.0.1010

Intel® NVMe* driver 5.3.0.1010
Released: December 8, 2022
Driver Date: October 19, 2022
WHQL: November 2, 2022

Info and Download: www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download...-for-intel-ssds.html
Directlink (only drivers): downloadmirror.intel.com/762952/Client-x64.zip
Directlink (Setup Program): downloadmirror.intel.com/762952/SetupNVME.exe
Release Notes: downloadmirror.intel.com/762952/Intel_SS...10_Release_Notes.pdf

Cheers
Tom

A noté que c'est les derniers, Intel recommande d'utiliser les drivers Microsoft à l'OS maintenant (comme Samsung et surement d'autres)

Salut Tistou77
Oui j'ai supprimé les Drivers Nvme Samsung depuis le passage a Win 11 pour les problèmes de compatibilités (conseillé)

To find out the best performing NVMe driver I have recently done an extensive benchmark comparison test with 2 completely different systems (AMD X570 and Intel Z170).
These were the NVMe drivers I have tested:

1. Microsoft’s generic Win11 in-box NVMe driver v10.0.22621.755 dated 10/19/2022
2. Samsung’s latest NVMe driver v3.3.0.2003 WHQL dated 01/21/2020 (forced installation)
3. Phison’s latest generic NVMe driver v1.5.0.0 WHQL dated 02/23/2018
4. Micron’s latest NVMe driver v2.1.19.0 WHQL dated 08/03/2021 (forced installation)
5. Intel’s latest RST NVMe driver v17.11.3.1010 WHQL dated 11/25/2022 (forced installation)
6. Intel’s latest “pure” NVMe driver v5.3.0.1010 WHQL dated 10/19/2022 (forced installation)

Interested users can find the results >here< .

Interesting Result:
I went a little bit more extreme and made a test by a forced installation of the Intel SATA AHCI Controller v18.37.6.1010 for the IDE Controller on my AMD B550(!) chipset and the Samsung NVME driver vv3.3.0.2003 for my Kingston KC3000.
Not for the faint hearted, so make sure before installation have a system restore point.



Cheers
Tom