I believe there may be an issue.
I believe there may be an issue.
I purchased a new SSD, the Crucial P310 2280 PCIe Gen4. Now I’m facing problems with my PC not displaying a picture and failing to read the C4 code on my motherboard (Z390 Aorus Ultra). After some research, I’m unsure if these components work together. My question is: should I upgrade to a newer system, replace the SSD with a compatible one, or try a workaround? Thank you.
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Gen4 drive support appears inconsistent across older motherboards. I've experienced this firsthand—purchased a Gen4 card, but my X99 board doesn't recognize it. The online advice suggests it involves a handshake process, which I thought would resolve compatibility problems smoothly. In reality, it hasn't worked for me. For comparison, Gen3 cards have been fine without issues. A BIOS update could potentially help, though it didn't resolve my situation.
No problem at all, just checking if the same issue occurs when the drive is taken out.
A C4 error indicates a DRAM problem, meaning the system can't detect or use the RAM properly. This might suggest faulty RAM or a motherboard issue.