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Z370 Extreme4 M.2 NVMe eliminate more SATA ports |
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BIOS is 3.20
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ms06s_char ![]() Newbie ![]() Joined: 04 Dec 2018 Status: Offline Points: 4 |
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Hi,
I have the following drives on Z370 Extreme4 and the M.2 NVMe were the newly purchased recently, the system was just with SATA drives before: 2 M.2 NVMe WDS500G2X0C 1 SATA SSD; 2 SATA HDD; 1 SATA CD-ROM; Total 2 M.2 and 4 SATA I connected the SATA drives to SATA3_A1_A2, BIOS able to detect the drives without problem But when I connected another 2 SATA drives to SATA3_2_3, BIOS only able to detect the CD-ROM but not the SATA SDD (Sandisk Extreme Pro) The M.2 drives are in RAID 0 but it disabled more SATA ports than I expected, how to make BIOS to detect drives connected to SATA3_2_3? or if there is settings that I missed? Thanks |
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