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11-26-2020 11:43 AM #1
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Trying to install second m2 SSD
Hi, with the maximus ix hero I am booting from a 250gb PnY NvME SSD in m2_1. I have been for awhile everything works fine. I just got a 960 EVO and i pop it into m2_2 and I cant get into BIOS or windows. It gets stick on the "Push delete or f2 to enter bios....Overclock 19%" screen. And it will just sit on that screen forever. I tried delete and f2 of course nothing works. The moment I unplug the 960 from m2_2 I can boot into bios or windows or wherever. The only other SATA port Im using is a 1 tb HDD. But thats plugged into SATA_3. So as far as im aware sata3 isnt turned off when using both nvme slots. I tried searching this and theres a couple like it but I cant seem to find anything close. Please help.
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11-26-2020 12:53 PM #2
no1yak PC Specs Motherboard Maximus Hero X I Wi-Fi/ Hero IX Processor i9 9900KF/ i7 7700K both @ 4.7Ghz Memory (part number) Gskill F4-3200C16D / Corsair 2400 LPX Graphics Card #1 Evga GTX 1070 SC ACX3 / Evga 1060 SC Sound Card Essence One DAC Muses edition Monitor Eizo CG275W/ Dell U2719D Storage #1 Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe / 950 Pro Storage #2 Samsung EVO 950 Pro M.2 + 850 Pro 1TB CPU Cooler Corsair 150i pro/Noctua NHu-14S Case Corsair 500D/ Corsair 450D Power Supply Evga 650 P2 /Corsair HX750 Keyboard Cherry MX6 Mouse Corsair M65 Headset/Speakers Corsair SP2500 + Senn HD650 + HD 600 OS Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2
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Try swapping the PNY to M2.2 and see if it boots. If it does then you know that M2.2 socket is OK. Then put your 960 in M2.1, remove the PNY from M".2 and try to boot to BIOS. If it doesn't boot then there is a good chance that the 960 is faulty. If you can get to BIOS then put the PNY back in socket M2.2 and see if it will boot again. I take it that you are on the latest Bios (1301).
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11-29-2020 07:49 AM #3
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So the pc will not boot with the new ssd in any slot. It will boot with the old boot drive ive been using in either ssd slot. so im guessing its a bad ssd. is there any other ways to check this? I cant even get into bios with it. I was thinking maybe if I had the PC already turned on and logged into windows then putting the ssd in, i could maybe get a read on it. Or is that dangerous? And yes im using bios 1301Last edited by IIEleven11; 11-29-2020 at 12:11 PM.
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11-30-2020 08:03 AM #4
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Can a mod move this please
Can a mod move this somewhere more people will be able to see it/help? Or i can just re write it in a diff part of the forums
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11-30-2020 03:57 PM #5
no1yak PC Specs Motherboard Maximus Hero X I Wi-Fi/ Hero IX Processor i9 9900KF/ i7 7700K both @ 4.7Ghz Memory (part number) Gskill F4-3200C16D / Corsair 2400 LPX Graphics Card #1 Evga GTX 1070 SC ACX3 / Evga 1060 SC Sound Card Essence One DAC Muses edition Monitor Eizo CG275W/ Dell U2719D Storage #1 Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe / 950 Pro Storage #2 Samsung EVO 950 Pro M.2 + 850 Pro 1TB CPU Cooler Corsair 150i pro/Noctua NHu-14S Case Corsair 500D/ Corsair 450D Power Supply Evga 650 P2 /Corsair HX750 Keyboard Cherry MX6 Mouse Corsair M65 Headset/Speakers Corsair SP2500 + Senn HD650 + HD 600 OS Windows 10 Pro x64 20H2
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12-01-2020 01:22 AM #6
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Ya i dont have another pc to try it in and i got it on offerup froma private seller. I guess ill try and return it to him, thank you