Quote from: pfry on Today at 12:31:12 AMQuote from: aru.persia on July 09, 2026, 11:15:04 PM[...]Temperature Sensor 1: 79°C ⚠️ (This is dangerously high for NVMe and likely the source of the timeout.)[...]
It's high, but not unusual - most SSD controllers have limits in the 75-85C range. They draw 2-20W, with M.2 devices generally limited to 6-8W. Most NVME devices will be right up at that limit. They have (generally) very effective thermal throttling, which you appear to be seeing. Yours could just be a hot runner (which would arguably be a hardware fault). Out of curiosity, what's the ambient temperature?
I'm not defending use of M.2 SSDs with no/minimal thermal management, by the way.