Stealtharsenal
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Hi all,
Been a while since I have been on the forums. I have been in contact with Gigabyte about the issue below, but what I can't seem to get out of them is an answer to my PCI lane question. I have followed the manual which indicates when I populate certain slows, sata ports XYZ become disabled.
So, we are talking about an x299 system with a 7820x and an Aorus x299 ultra gaming. I noticed that when I populate M.2 M2Q-32G, one of my SATA harddrives does not show up nor does the NVME drive that is populated in that M2Q-32G slot.
My system is setup as the following: I have my main boot drive as a Samsung 970 EVO NVME. I have three additional SATA SSDs (all three are Samsung SSD), a 2TB WD Black drive and a Samsung 950 pro that are being detected. With that said, I have another WD 1TB black in the system and a Samsung 970 Evo Plus drive that are not being detected. I know the drives work so that's not a problem. I moved some SATA cables around and nothing. This has led me to believe that I just don't have the PCI lanes available for these drives.
The NVME slot on the board that is troublesome is M2Q-32G which is the last slot, bottom right. What I have found is that when I remove the M.2 from M2Q-32G, my WD 1TB black harddrive will show up. When I put my NVME drive in M2Q-32G neither that particular NVME drive or my 1TB WD Black drive are usable drives.
Now I know some of that is repetitive, I just wanted to make sure we all understood what I am talking about. So Gigabyte has been on repeat with SATA port 4,5,6,7 being disabled when I populate M2Q-32G. I get it, no problem. I need all my drives, so that kind of sucks. The answer I am actually looking for is if I drop say a 7900X in with 44 lanes, does this problem go away?
Just a quick breakdown of my system:
Aorus X299 Ultra Gaming
Intel i7 7820X
EVGA RTX 2080TI FTW3
Asus Xonar sound card
Samsung 870 Evo m.2 nvme
Samsung 870 Evo plus m.2 nvme
(3) Samsung Evo 970 Sata SSD's
2TB WD Black HDD
1TB WD Black HDD
Windows 10 64-Bit
Thanks Everyone.
Chris
Been a while since I have been on the forums. I have been in contact with Gigabyte about the issue below, but what I can't seem to get out of them is an answer to my PCI lane question. I have followed the manual which indicates when I populate certain slows, sata ports XYZ become disabled.
So, we are talking about an x299 system with a 7820x and an Aorus x299 ultra gaming. I noticed that when I populate M.2 M2Q-32G, one of my SATA harddrives does not show up nor does the NVME drive that is populated in that M2Q-32G slot.
My system is setup as the following: I have my main boot drive as a Samsung 970 EVO NVME. I have three additional SATA SSDs (all three are Samsung SSD), a 2TB WD Black drive and a Samsung 950 pro that are being detected. With that said, I have another WD 1TB black in the system and a Samsung 970 Evo Plus drive that are not being detected. I know the drives work so that's not a problem. I moved some SATA cables around and nothing. This has led me to believe that I just don't have the PCI lanes available for these drives.
The NVME slot on the board that is troublesome is M2Q-32G which is the last slot, bottom right. What I have found is that when I remove the M.2 from M2Q-32G, my WD 1TB black harddrive will show up. When I put my NVME drive in M2Q-32G neither that particular NVME drive or my 1TB WD Black drive are usable drives.
Now I know some of that is repetitive, I just wanted to make sure we all understood what I am talking about. So Gigabyte has been on repeat with SATA port 4,5,6,7 being disabled when I populate M2Q-32G. I get it, no problem. I need all my drives, so that kind of sucks. The answer I am actually looking for is if I drop say a 7900X in with 44 lanes, does this problem go away?
Just a quick breakdown of my system:
Aorus X299 Ultra Gaming
Intel i7 7820X
EVGA RTX 2080TI FTW3
Asus Xonar sound card
Samsung 870 Evo m.2 nvme
Samsung 870 Evo plus m.2 nvme
(3) Samsung Evo 970 Sata SSD's
2TB WD Black HDD
1TB WD Black HDD
Windows 10 64-Bit
Thanks Everyone.
Chris