Yes. Below is what it gives me for the C:\ drive (i.e. PCIe)
SIW seems to be presenting basically the same information as Samsung, both for this drive as well as for the D:\ drive.
The SATA drive data includes attribute values in addition to the RAW data.
The PCIe drive only presents the RAW hex data, which can be converted to decimal.
Model Name, Samsung SSD 970 EVO 2TB
Serial Number, S46ENB0M201337B
Drive Type, NVMe
Result,Byte End,Byte Start,Description,Raw Data,Status
,0,0,Critical Warning,0,OK
,2,1,Temperature (K),323,OK
,3,3,Available Spare,96,OK
,4,4,Available Spare Threshold,10,OK
,5,5,Percentage Used,0,OK
,47,32,Data Units Read,29346959,OK
,63,48,Data Units Written,36521414,OK
,79,64,Host Read Commands,365612319,OK
,95,80,Host Write Commands,715977993,OK
,111,96,Controller Busy Time,1469,OK
,127,112,Power Cycles,1238,OK
,143,128,Power On Hours,3139,OK
,159,144,Unsafe Shutdowns,2,OK
,175,160,Media Errors,303,OK
,191,176,Number of Error Information Log Entries,1630,OK
,195,192,Warning Composite Temperature Time,0,OK
,199,196,Critical Composite Temperature Time,0,OK
,201,200,Temperature Sensor 1,323,OK
,203,202,Temperature Sensor 2,343,OK
,205,204,Temperature Sensor 3,0,OK
,207,206,Temperature Sensor 4,0,OK
,209,208,Temperature Sensor 5,0,OK
,211,210,Temperature Sensor 6,0,OK
,213,212,Temperature Sensor 7,0,OK
,215,214,Temperature Sensor 8,0,OK