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I change the setting then choose safe and restart. And every time I set it to x4 it seems to do so automatically. No issues so far!īut I just realized something else: the PCIE Speed setting (M.2_2) has reverted to x2 mode in the UEFI.
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Yes, I installed the driver from Samsung without trouble. Yes it is executable, eezy peezy, just click the program and let it do it's magic. You don't have to disable the SATA controller, I just do it because I'm not using anything connected to the SATA ports. Leave your SATA device enabled, once you change to PCIE for M.2 and change the bandwidth to X4 that will put the drive in PCIe where it should be. No they won't as you've already installed windows on that device, yes you can always enable the SATA controller but it will only be used as a stand alone storage device like a USB flash drive since the SSD you plan to add down the road wasn't configured with the windows installation you've already done.Īs far as will you need to reinstall windows if you change these settings I gave you above for your current configuration the answer is no. Will changing the settings similar to yours hamper my ability to do so? I assume that I can always reactivate the SATA controller in the UEFI.Ģ) Will I need to reinstall Windows after changing the settings? I might want to add a slower SATA SSD for storage / games in the future. Thank you very much for your comprehensive reply!ġ) For now that is indeed the only drive I plan on using. PCIe is for NVMe devices like what you have. IRST is for setting up Raid arrays, AHCI is for SATA only drives. If that is the only device you plan on using for storage configure it under ONBOARD DEVICES CONFIGURATION in BIOS for M.2_1 Configuration: Set to PCIE Mode and for M.2_2 PCIe Bandwidth Configuration set to X4. You are going to get maximum performance from running the device through PCIe 4X bandwidth.
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Also make sure you install the Magician software. Now after you get that configured and you are back in windows you can install Samsungs driver for that device verse using Windows version and you'll probably get a little bit of more performance from it as well. With my system since I have no SATA devices connected to it I have the SATA controller disabled in the BIOS under PCH Storage Configuration (page 3-17 in book)
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18 in your book (I have the Maximus IX Code mainboard also) with Toshiba RD400 NVMe storage device, same as you just Toshiba not Samsung. You don't have an Optane drive so your not configuring that either. IRST is for setting up Raid arrays (setting up 2 or more drives for faster performance or larger capacity or both), AHCI is for SATA only drives. Is there any reason I should bin my installation and set the SATA controllers to AHCI instead? Are there any drawbacks to choosing Intel RST over AHCI?īonus question: Should I disable CSM (compatibility support mode) in the UEFI Boot options?
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I succesfully managed to install Windows 10 and so far things are running fine. It has the word "rapid" in its name after all… Not knowing any better, I chose Intel Rapid Storage w/ Optane support (RAID). I do not intend to the NVMe as part of a RAID array, however I do want the best performance. My Mobo offers two options with regards to SATA controllers:Ģ) Intel Rapid Storage w/ Optane support (RAID)
I am a bit confused as to what SATA Mode I should use to run for best performance, in fact I have no clue. I am running a Samsung 960 Evo NVMe M.2 on a ASUS Maximus IX Code. I just got done building my first PC in a long while and things have changed considerably since the 1990s. Join Date Mar 2017 Reputation 42 Posts 123 Array CODE MAXIMUS PC Specs CODE MAXIMUS PC SpecsģX Corsair Magnetic Levitation 140mm PWM case fansĢX Corsair Magnetic Levitation 120mm PWM radiator fans
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