Upgraded to a higher resolution and now the NVMe isn't visible in the BIOS (boot drive).
Upgraded to a higher resolution and now the NVMe isn't visible in the BIOS (boot drive).
You're facing compatibility issues with your Kingston A2000 SSD after upgrading to an R5800X. It seems the BIOS might not be fully supporting the newer CPU model, especially with the R7 5800X. Double-check the official documentation for your motherboard and ensure the BIOS version matches the latest support. Also, verify that the NVMe boot drive is properly recognized—sometimes drivers or firmware updates are needed. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to ASUS support for confirmation on R5800X compatibility.
Have you considered moving the drive again? It might have shifted during installation and isn’t properly locked in. Just because the screw is present doesn’t mean it’s creating a solid fit—when I assembled my setup, the drive failed to recognize it and sometimes wouldn’t boot until I repositioned the main M.2 slot.
It functions fine with my old CPU installed, which means the problem isn't there, and I can't remove it because it's soldered.