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Hello Any idea how far I could overclock if I had one of the motherboards you consider good?

Hello The Deluxe has supported booting from NVMe drives for quite a while.

Hello Providing an interface material to prevent metal contact of the heatsink/water block with the PCB is the responsibility of the cooler manufacturer. Any product that does not include this type of insulator is junk at best and should be avoided.

Hello Poor advice. If N/A is shown for the ME version in the UEFI there is an issue that needs to be corrected as follows: Fully clear the UEFI and then flash the UEFI using USB BIOS Flashback. If the firmware is still shown as N/A the chip needs flashed using a programmer, a preprogrammed...

Hello Auto routing is normally a means to fast track a layout to a point where the designer can concentrate on the critical aspects of the layout. That you commented and put forth an opinion regarding a field that you obviously have no experience with is not a reason to reply in a derogatory...

Hello Even auto-routing is constraint by specifications. Also at this level of complexity auto-routing is not the final step. Human tweaking is needed for the finished design.

Hello I have been working with the board for a month now. There is no PLX chip under the heatsink. The board supports quad-GPU SLI not 4-way SLI.

Hello There is no PLX chip on the M8E.

Hello The Logitech 3D Extreme Pro Joystick has had issues from release of the Z97 platform onward. The only fix is for Logitech to provide updated firmware that complies with Intel's latest USB specifications or connect the joystick to a non-Intel USB port.

Hello Most Super I/O chips are designed for either NTC or dual current temperature sensors. The majority of PTC thermistors (excluding silistors which are normally more expensive than NTC) work best in designs for over-temperature control such as motors and battery charging.

Hello NTC. Most that are PTC are not suited for this type of application.

Hello Yes, two of those fans can be connected to the same header without issue. Noctua states the included splitter will properly control both connected fans.

Hello Each fan header can support up to 1A max per header.

Hello I use the driver that is downloaded as a Win10 update.

Hello You're welcome. :)

The use of USB BIOS flashback can be found in section 2.2 of the manual. From the user manual for proper renaming:

Hello With the USB stick formatted as FAT32 copy the BIOS file to it. Boot into the BIOS and flash using the EZ Flash 2 utility in the Tools menu. You only need to rename the BIOS file if using USB BIOS Flashback. The proper procedure for using USB BIOS Flashback can be found in the included...

Hello Try different USB ports. If the issues remain test with xHCI set to disabled.

Hello A copy and paste of my reply to you at OCN.

Hello Yes, either scenario can be done with the video cards remaining at x16 bandwidth. Searching this thread netted no results because you are posting in the wrong thread. The R5E is not a Z97 board.

Hello SATA SSDs designed to connect to the onboard SATA ports will work without issue. M.2 SSDs using the SATA interface is what will not work with your board.

Hello Both the 941 and 951 are considered OEM by Samsung.

Hello All ASUS X99 motherboard specifications clearly state that the M.2 slot supports PCIe drives only. The Plextor M.2 drive is available up to 512GB in size and works fine with the boards. The Intel 750 AIC is also an option as is the 750 U.2 but there may be some configuration constraints...

Hello The proper syntex for renaming the BIOS file can always be found in the included user manual for all ASUS motherboards. Hello This is most likely an erroneous reading. However you may wish to ask the author oif the utility you are using.

Hello Be sure the modules are installed in the correct slots as per the included motherboard user manual. Once this is done fully clear the motherboard's UEFI. If the correct amount of installed memory is still not properly detected return the individual modules and purchase a kit containing...

Hello All the fan headers are 1A capable. Test your other fan on those headers.

Hello Intel updated the USB specs coinciding with the launch of the 97 chipsets and all chipsets after. Most USB issues are because of the connected device not being compatible with these latest specs which is why the same issue would not be seen on the X79 platform.

Hello If the R5E does not see a proper bootable device it will boot to the UEFI as you are experiencing.

Hello Does the issue remain if xHCI is set to disabled in the UEFI? If not the USB device needs updating for support of Intel's latest USB 3.0 specifications. If the issue remains contact support for your location at ASUS.com.

Hello Does the system post if the video card is in the proper PCIe x16 slot

Hello As was explained when you posted at the ROG forum if you have if you have not yet installed an operating system what you are seeing is normal and there is nothing wrong with the motherboard.

Hello Z97 and X99 chipsets now use xHCI for USB 2.0. Prior to these chipsets EHCI was used for USB 2.0. This change results in compatibility issues with some legacy devices and those devices require a firmware update to properly function with xHCI. It sounds like this may the problem you are...

Hello This also would not be the correct way of monitoring the current and would introduce its own inaccuracies. As Raja stated not using Prime would make this a non-issue.

Hello The proper way to measure this would be the current draw at the +12V EPS connector. Naturally the efficiency of the VRM circuits also need to be taken into account when making this measurement.

Hello 1A per header for each header.

Hello What specific info are you looking for? The manual for the R5E fully explains the PCIe lane allocation based on the different slots used. The SATA Express ports use PCIe slots form the PCH so will have no effect on the available PCIe lanes from the CPU.

Hello A RAID array consisting of multiple M.2 drives or PCIe drives can only be done from within the operating system. Neither the hardware nor drives support RAID at the OROM level. I'm sure the three boards discussed above would be virtually indistinguishable in use if used at default...

Hello Isn't the 1.94V VCCIN voltage and not VCORE?

Hello Active cooling is recommended when running full load stress tests past 4GHz with a 5960X because of the current draw these CPUs are capable of.

Hello You're welcome. :)