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If you don't want to use CPU_FAN for the AIO cooler then use it for a case fan.

Not sure I trust this source, but you could follow up with them....
https://bios.wiki/threads/asus-gl703vm.33143/

You might as well install rabbit ears on your new Smart TV as well. Just as effective.

W7 is not supported; you should do yourself a favor based on security alone. That would be smart. But...

How does one search this forum for posts by a specific user? There's no entry for it.

There's a button that you can click to search forum for posts by this user, but there's no place to enter the...

The original ad online for this board says there are two onboard USB 2.0 headers. Elsewhere it says one. So my guess is it's a micro-USB or mini-USB 2.0, whatever they like to call it, but the info...

Save and reset is not strange, it's normal. It means save the settings and reboot the computer with new settings.

Solution 1
Use MS Edge instead. Not a joke.


Solution 2
Use Firefox instead. Also not a joke.


Solution 3 (if you really like or need Chrome)
See this article. It appears to be a common...

PSU may be giving you the issue. Also make sure you have the 24 pin power firmly seated and you have all the power connectors firmly connected and seated to the board (8 pin + 4 pin 12V power on...

Has to be the same socket. Your board is socket 1151.

Reset the BIOS settings to default and then save that profile under the name DEFAULT. Otherwise, not sure why you would need to delete it, since it can be overwritten.

If you pushed on the fan blades when you inserted the card you may have damaged the bearings or misaligned the plane of the blades.

If as you said above you can get to it manually and there are no problems with the connection, then I wouldn't suspect you have a networking issue. My suspicion based on your report is that you need...

Yes I know that. Agreeing that the issue sounds exactly the same, not calling you a liar. ;)


Did the other thread help you or no? You never reported back.

Sounds exactly the same.

Looks familiar. This you?
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?115965-M-2_1-slow-speed&highlight=samsung

I'm not sure which MB you have, but personally I stopped using the bridge hardware and just use the onboard CF/SLI switch and it works perfectly for me on the RVE10. The bridges work too, I tried...

You have two 8-pin connectors on each card and that will be enough. I am confident you will have no issues. The two 8-pin connectors will give you 300W and you'll get up to 75W additional from the...

...and it went away after going through every menu item in settings and functions. No idea what it was.

I seem to be back to the "1" over my forum pic indicating I have an unread message or friend invite. No such thing anywhere in my account, why is this forum error back?

Perhaps your cooler fan's wire connection has been compromised. The wire is thin and can go bad if mishandled. Such a wire issue could cause erratic readings of yes plugged in / no not plugged in. ...

No problem. ;)

Some things to verify:

Did you set RAID instead of AHCI?
Are the SATA ports set as enabled or not? You never said amongst the rant.
What instructions was Asus giving you that make no sense to...

The 4-pin connector must be plugged into the CPU Fan connector on the motherboard to avoid the error. Did you? In your whole writeup over 2 posts I could not find that. CPU fan speed listed in...

I don't think it's a cap. The connections are on the bottom of what you are calling a cap, that's a socket.

You don't need it anyway for modern cards if you are connecting all the pin power...

Yes. Those are the ones that are supported by your computer, nothing else is guaranteed. If you change the versions you are looking for trouble.

Some of your comments above also lead me to...