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NVMe SSDs featuring boot ROMs compatible with x79 motherboards

NVMe SSDs featuring boot ROMs compatible with x79 motherboards

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SimplyyRaz
Member
202
08-18-2016, 09:48 AM
#1
Hello, Are there any other NVMe's with bootroms that will work with x79? I've read multiple comments about the Samusung 850 pro's or Intel counterparts working easily, but 850s are expensive as hell and only have 1500 writes, no point going from a SATA to that. Wondering if there's anything else with at least 2000-3000 writes at least that can boot. This is a workstation and my applications will utilize NVMe, I already have a 2tb for storage via adapter. chip: 3930k mobo: GA x79 UD5 Thanks!
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SimplyyRaz
08-18-2016, 09:48 AM #1

Hello, Are there any other NVMe's with bootroms that will work with x79? I've read multiple comments about the Samusung 850 pro's or Intel counterparts working easily, but 850s are expensive as hell and only have 1500 writes, no point going from a SATA to that. Wondering if there's anything else with at least 2000-3000 writes at least that can boot. This is a workstation and my applications will utilize NVMe, I already have a 2tb for storage via adapter. chip: 3930k mobo: GA x79 UD5 Thanks!

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Boa3715
Junior Member
12
08-23-2016, 01:33 PM
#2
Clover or rEFInd can be connected via a USB flash drive to start any NVMe SSD. Linus tried Clover on an HP Z420 (X79 based) device in a video.
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Boa3715
08-23-2016, 01:33 PM #2

Clover or rEFInd can be connected via a USB flash drive to start any NVMe SSD. Linus tried Clover on an HP Z420 (X79 based) device in a video.

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Alainnn
Junior Member
14
08-25-2016, 12:15 PM
#3
Here’s a concise version: I’d prefer a straightforward setup, but I can share a link to the video if you’d like. Let me know!
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Alainnn
08-25-2016, 12:15 PM #3

Here’s a concise version: I’d prefer a straightforward setup, but I can share a link to the video if you’d like. Let me know!

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Flashice
Member
172
08-25-2016, 01:01 PM
#4
Around 17:00 it happens.
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Flashice
08-25-2016, 01:01 PM #4

Around 17:00 it happens.

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EpicTurtle57
Junior Member
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08-27-2016, 06:45 PM
#5
Check compatibility with your NVMe drive and plan for future builds. For the Clover bootloader and documentation, look up official sources or community forums related to your motherboard model.
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EpicTurtle57
08-27-2016, 06:45 PM #5

Check compatibility with your NVMe drive and plan for future builds. For the Clover bootloader and documentation, look up official sources or community forums related to your motherboard model.

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xX_PVPMill_Xx
Member
86
08-27-2016, 07:56 PM
#6
Works with nearly any NVMe storage device. Clover can be downloaded from the provided GitHub link. For guidance, check out these resources: tutorials on refinishing older PCs and methods for booting NVMe without modifying your UEFI bios using Clover EFI bootloader.
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xX_PVPMill_Xx
08-27-2016, 07:56 PM #6

Works with nearly any NVMe storage device. Clover can be downloaded from the provided GitHub link. For guidance, check out these resources: tutorials on refinishing older PCs and methods for booting NVMe without modifying your UEFI bios using Clover EFI bootloader.

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Crafter_015
Member
162
08-29-2016, 03:52 PM
#7
You're planning to use a USB drive with FAT32 filesystem and GPT partitioning. To access NVMe storage, you may need to boot from it during installation rather than just once. The Clover tool is designed to stay installed, so you can download its image and use it for writing the ISO or USB image. The links provide downloads for Clover, Refind, and Rufus, which you can use depending on your operating system.
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Crafter_015
08-29-2016, 03:52 PM #7

You're planning to use a USB drive with FAT32 filesystem and GPT partitioning. To access NVMe storage, you may need to boot from it during installation rather than just once. The Clover tool is designed to stay installed, so you can download its image and use it for writing the ISO or USB image. The links provide downloads for Clover, Refind, and Rufus, which you can use depending on your operating system.