Windows 11 Random BSOD - NVMEs disconnecting

I have issues with my desktop pc, where I get random bsods when my nvme drives are under load. I have plugged the nvmes into other ports, but I still have the problem, so its not a broken port on the mainboard. I did notice, that sometimes when starting my pc, the heatsinks of the nvmes get extremely hot, but I don't know if that is a problem or not.

I have MSI Z790A Pro Wifi DDR4 Mainboard with i9-12900k, i freshly installed windows 11 24H2 yesterday with the hope that it will fix my problem, but that was not the case. I have Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB, Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB, Samsung 970 EVO 500GB and Samsung 990Pro 4TB.

I have disabled pcie power link management, such that I can rule out, that the pc somehow puts the drives into sleep mode.

In the event viewer I get the following logs sometimes after a drive disconnects.

• Ein Zurücksetzen auf Gerät "\Device\RaidPort3" wurde ausgegeben. (source: stornvme)
• Der Treiber hat einen Controllerfehler auf \Device\RaidPort3 gefunden. (source: stornvme)
• Bei einem Auslagerungsvorgang wurde ein Fehler festgestellt. Betroffen ist Gerät \Device\Harddisk5\DR5. (source: disk)
• Die Daten konnten nicht in das Transaktionsprotokoll verschoben werden. Die Daten sind möglicherweise beschädigt: VolumeID: D:, Gerätename: \Device\HarddiskVolume11.

           Fehlerstatus: Ein nicht vorhandenes Gerät wurde angegeben.
           Geräte-GUID: {d60bbe3c-0095-04fb-a65d-bd9565e8fc27}
           Gerätehersteller: 
           Gerätemodell: Samsung SSD 990 PRO 4TB
           Geräterevision: 4B2QJXD7
           Seriennummer des Geräts: 0025_XXXX_XXXX_XXXX.
           Bustyp: NVMe
           Seriennummer des Adapters: S7DPNU0X409327T     _0001 (source: NTFS)

• Fehler beim verzögerten Schreibvorgang} Nicht alle Daten für Datei "D:" wurden gespeichert. Die Daten gingen verloren. Mögliche Ursachen sind Fehler bei der Computerhardware oder bei der Netzwerkverbindung. Versuchen Sie, die Datei woanders zu speichern. (source: NTFS)

Followed by many: Bei einem Auslagerungsvorgang wurde ein Fehler festgestellt. Betroffen ist Gerät \Device\Harddisk5\DR5. (source: disk)

• Das System wurde neu gestartet, ohne dass es zuvor ordnungsgemäß heruntergefahren wurde. Dieser Fehler kann auftreten, wenn das System nicht mehr reagiert hat oder abgestürzt ist oder die Stromzufuhr unerwartet unterbrochen wurde. (source: Kernel Power)

I have had the problem when using the samsung drivers for the 970 as well as when using microsoft drivers for nvme. I have had the problem with samsung magician installed and also on a fresh system without it installed. The Problem also occurs when I boot into safe-mode. BIOS NVME Self-Test says that the drives are all okay. The issue first arised about a year ago, when I installed the 990Pro into my system. I thought it might be a faulty drive, so I returned it, got a replacement but the error was still there. But it was occuring only about once in a month or so, which I could live with. But in the last days I had the bsods 10-20 times per day.

I enabled full-performance mode on the disks when I had samsung magician installed, but this didn't help either. Connecting m.2 using pcie adapter also did not work for me. I have monitored the temperatures of the drives and they were all around 50-55 degrees celcius when they disconnect. So temperature should also not be the issue here.
I have also set the pcie version for the m.2 manually in the bios to various different values, but it didn't help. I have updated to the latest bios and also installed latest chipset drivers and latest nvme firmware ect.
Intel RST is disabled in bios and the drivers were never installed.
The drives only appear back, when turning off the power supply and holding the power button for a few seconds. However sometimes they disappear while booting windows and I get a bluescreeen saying that windows could not be loaded.

Anyone got an idea, what I could try or what the issue could be?