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That's concerning. Did you do any benchmarks before the drive died? I've just got the Corsair MP600 Pro LPX and can't get it to hit the supposed spec of 7,100 MB read or 6,800 MB write. It taps out at 6,448 MB read and 6,274 MB write. Previous, though lower speed, PCIE 4.0 drive reached max rated speed without difficulty so am wondering if I've got a dud.

According to the tech specs for this product it should support hardware based AES 256-bit Encryption. However, I am unable to enable hardware based Bitlocker in Windows, it reverts to and then states it has failed to enable the software based solution which I have turned off in group policy as enabling hardware based encryption is Windows has become more difficult using Bitlocker. Looking at guides for enabling hardware based encryption on for example Samsung SSDs there is an option in the SSD software they supply that needs to be turned on before hardware encryption is then enabled in Bitlocker. The Corsair SSD Toolbox does not have this available as an option and there is no mention of how to enable hardware based encryption in any resources I could find on the Corsair support site. I also downloaded a third party application to enable Hardware based encryption but it did not detect any capability on this drive. Would like some help with this if anyone has been able to set this up, otherwise I will be returning this drive as the hardware encryption functionality appears to be unsupported, in which case the tech specs are misleading at best.