Question I'm starting to suspect my board is killing my nvme SSDs

[PcBuilds3]

Hey, I've been using this pc for less than a year now, and it has killed 2 brand new SSDs.
The first one was a silicon A60 which worked fine for maybe a month and a half, before becoming unresponsive. I tested it in another computer, and it still did not work.
The second one was an MP33, which lasted a few months before facing an issue where it will work for a few minutes in windows before the PC crashes and loads into BIOS where I can see that no drive is being detected.
Does anyone know if motherboards can kill SSDs? What is going on?

 

[PcBuilds3]

Hey, I've been using this pc for less than a year now, and it has killed 2 brand new SSDs.
The first one was a silicon A60 which worked fine for maybe a month and a half, before becoming unresponsive. I tested it in another computer, and it still did not work.
The second one was an MP33, which lasted a few months before facing an issue where it will work for a few minutes in windows before the PC crashes and loads into BIOS where I can see that no drive is being detected.
Does anyone know if motherboards can kill SSDs? What is going on?

 

[kanewolf]

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[worstalentscout]

looks like we have a serial killer on our hands..........