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Is Futuremark SystemInfo 5.16 properly installed (in windows program list and in options of 3dmark showing version 5.16 and not 0.0?)
There is nothing about your hardware that should be a problem. I have myself XI Formula and 2080 ti at home that even has a samsung 860 SSD as one of the drives; no issues.
EDIT: I found out the 'Furturemark Systeminfo Service' was disabled. I set it to manual and tried to start 3Dmark again. Viola! It worked just fine.
I haven't a clue as to why this happened, but something disabled the 'Futuremark Systeminfo Service'. <----If this is what happened to you then simply open system services and scroll down to 'Futuremark Systeminfo' and right click, select properties then set it to Manual or Automatic. Tip: I prefer Manual because it wont run the service unless you start 3Dmark. Doesn't help a bunch but every service that isn't running is more resource for your CPU.