M.2 SSD died (faded) after benchmark

[OneOnline]

Hello.
I bought MyDigitalSSD BPX 240 and installed it in the MSI z270 sli plus. Next, I Installed windows 10 and downloaded CrystalDisk Mark + Info. I looked at the temperature, it was 80 (10 is higher than the maximum in the documentation, but I thought maybe it's a bug), when I ran the benchmark, it has risen to 100, I stopped the test. A few minutes later I saw a blue screen. More drive was not detected. In what may be the problem, the defective disk or motherboard, for some reason, killed the drive?
Now I do return, but I am afraid to order a new one.
I can still check the motherboard or drive, but do not know how. Settings in uefi changed, the disc checked in slots 1 and 2.

 

[Multipack]

Can your BIOS see the drive?

Have you waited for it to cool down? M2's are known for getting hot and throttling. It will be under warranty though.

 

[OneOnline]

Can your BIOS see the drive?

Have you waited for it to cool down? M2's are known for getting hot and throttling. It will be under warranty though.

Yes, I checked. Disc can not be seen even in the bios. It only heats. Temperature 80-90 in the normal state is not normal.

 

[Multipack]

Not normal but I see several people report those kind of temps with M2 drives. Check in Device Manager. You may have a compatibility issue and need to update firmware.

Because it originally worked I doubt it's BIOS settings so you may need to RMA.

 

[Craig_62]

This sounds exactly similar to my problem I reported last night and it's the same drive...same thing with the temperature as well

 

[OneOnline]

Oh, I'm sorry for the disadvantage. I clicked on the heart, wanted to put like. Mobile Chrome bug...
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