BF5 keeps triggering GPU driver resets and black screens with my Great Wall GW3300 2TB. Do I need to lock the PCIe version?

This was a nightmare. I bought a 2TB drive only for the game to give me a black screen mid-fight. The GW3300's storage link was bouncing between Gen3 and Gen2 during high-frequency data swaps, creating sync errors that forced the GPU driver to reset. I tried dropping all graphics settings to low, but it still crashed—that's when I realized it wasn't a performance bottleneck, but a low-level link conflict. I went into the BIOS, forced the M.2 slot to Gen3, and disabled 'PCI Express Link State Power Management' in Windows. After two hours of gameplay, the black screens that used to happen every 30 minutes completely vanished. I did lose about 500 MB/s in sequential reads, but for stability, that's a trade-off I'm happy to make. Temps are chilling at 40-45℃. I checked the Windows Event Viewer and all the driver timeout errors are gone, with the fan humming steadily at 1400-1600RPM.