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JTPaperJam
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08-15-2018, 04:44 PM
#11
It malfunctioned after you took off your GPU. ... It seems like the mainboard is the issue, as the same problem appeared in the secondary slot. ... If it were a CPU, it would likely have been detected in the first slot.
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JTPaperJam
08-15-2018, 04:44 PM #11

It malfunctioned after you took off your GPU. ... It seems like the mainboard is the issue, as the same problem appeared in the secondary slot. ... If it were a CPU, it would likely have been detected in the first slot.

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BefoBefie
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08-15-2018, 10:32 PM
#12
I had the same idea, so I suspect it might be related to the environment or possibly the board requires a GPU for an odd reason.
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BefoBefie
08-15-2018, 10:32 PM #12

I had the same idea, so I suspect it might be related to the environment or possibly the board requires a GPU for an odd reason.

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AwinK_ok0ru
Junior Member
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09-01-2018, 10:36 AM
#13
No, it isn't limited to igpu only.
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AwinK_ok0ru
09-01-2018, 10:36 AM #13

No, it isn't limited to igpu only.

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TGS_DIno
Junior Member
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09-03-2018, 12:13 AM
#14
A few notes here... What RAID or Optane configuration are you planning for? When not using them, switch to AHCI. Your BIOS is currently set to CSM (legacy support) instead of UEFI—try switching to UEFI and check if M.2 bandwidth comes through the Z390 chipset, not the CPU. Like primary PCI-E X16 slots, it should be via the Z390, not the CPU. Changing to Gen3/Gen2/Gen1 shouldn’t impact your setup. You want to use the top M.2 slot whenever you can. The bottom slot shares bandwidth with SATA ports 5 and 6—if you have any SATA SSDs, etc. It’s best to keep it on Auto or set it to Gen3. Make AHCI Mode active, not RAID/Optane like in your photo. These two options should stay disabled by default.
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TGS_DIno
09-03-2018, 12:13 AM #14

A few notes here... What RAID or Optane configuration are you planning for? When not using them, switch to AHCI. Your BIOS is currently set to CSM (legacy support) instead of UEFI—try switching to UEFI and check if M.2 bandwidth comes through the Z390 chipset, not the CPU. Like primary PCI-E X16 slots, it should be via the Z390, not the CPU. Changing to Gen3/Gen2/Gen1 shouldn’t impact your setup. You want to use the top M.2 slot whenever you can. The bottom slot shares bandwidth with SATA ports 5 and 6—if you have any SATA SSDs, etc. It’s best to keep it on Auto or set it to Gen3. Make AHCI Mode active, not RAID/Optane like in your photo. These two options should stay disabled by default.

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