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Samsung SSD 870 EVO health shown as N/A in Samsung Magician (alien.top)
submitted 2 years ago by TheWalkingGoat@alien.top to c/datahoarder@selfhosted.forum
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Hi all,

So I just bought my 870 EVO 2TB recently with the intention to keep my family data and started checking if its genuine. The device is, reported in both Samsung Magician and CrystaldiskInfo, using SVTO1B6Q firmware which is also the latest firmware I could download from the Samsung page.

However, the SSD Health shown up in Samsung Magician as N/A, I could only use the benchmark feature on this device. I also couldn't find the SSD serial number through the warranty check on Samsung page as well.

On the other hand,Crystaldiskinfo is able to regconize this SSD. Everything is shown (supposedly) correctly.

So my question is, is there anyway to make the Samsung Magician to work with this device? Or is my SSD not genuine?

I am currently attaching this SSD to my 4th SATA slot on my Gigabyte B365M mobo, not sure if the position of the SATA slot affects to the regconization of the device.

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[–] dr100@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Do you have 2TB of data handy to copy over to see?

No need for that, you can use something like the classic H2testw to just fill it and check it automatically.