Asrock H110M-STX

FAMX wrote: Asrock H110M-STX Not detected device M2 ADATA SP550. Bios is up to date. What is the reason?

A very simple reason, sorry to say.

The M.2 ADATA SP550 is a SATA type M.2 SSD. The H110M-STX's M.2 slot does not support SATA M.2 SSDs.

It only supports PCIe M.2 SSDs, like the Samsung 950 Pro or OCZ RD400.

The specifications for this board say it does not support M.2 SATA SSDs, in the Storage section:

http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-STX/?cat=Specifications

There is nothing you can do to make this board compatible with M.2 SATA SSDs.

We really must be careful when buying M.2 SSDs. There are multiple types (SATA, PCIe AHCI, PCIe NVMe), and we must be sure the M.2 slot on a board supports the M.2 SSD we want to use. Also, some PCIe M.2 SSDs may not be bootable on older boards.

parsec wrote: FAMX wrote: Asrock H110M-STX Not detected device M2 ADATA SP550. Bios is up to date. What is the reason? A very simple reason, sorry to say. The M.2 ADATA SP550 is a SATA type M.2 SSD. The H110M-STX's M.2 slot does not support SATA M.2 SSDs. It only supports PCIe M.2 SSDs, like the Samsung 950 Pro or OCZ RD400. The specifications for this board say it does not support M.2 SATA SSDs, in the Storage section: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-STX/?cat=Specifications There is nothing you can do to make this board compatible with M.2 SATA SSDs. We really must be careful when buying M.2 SSDs. There are multiple types (SATA, PCIe AHCI, PCIe NVMe), and we must be sure the M.2 slot on a board supports the M.2 SSD we want to use. Also, some PCIe M.2 SSDs may not be bootable on older boards.

Thank you very much helped

FAMX wrote: parsec wrote: FAMX wrote: Asrock H110M-STX Not detected device M2 ADATA SP550. Bios is up to date. What is the reason? A very simple reason, sorry to say. The M.2 ADATA SP550 is a SATA type M.2 SSD. The H110M-STX's M.2 slot does not support SATA M.2 SSDs. It only supports PCIe M.2 SSDs, like the Samsung 950 Pro or OCZ RD400. The specifications for this board say it does not support M.2 SATA SSDs, in the Storage section: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-STX/?cat=Specifications There is nothing you can do to make this board compatible with M.2 SATA SSDs. We really must be careful when buying M.2 SSDs. There are multiple types (SATA, PCIe AHCI, PCIe NVMe), and we must be sure the M.2 slot on a board supports the M.2 SSD we want to use. Also, some PCIe M.2 SSDs may not be bootable on older boards. Samsung M2 2280 128Gb PM951 model MZ-VLV1280 It is also not defined. This module is not suitable? It PCIe.

A Samsung PM951 is a PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD, and IS suitable for use with the H110M-STX board. You can use is for the Windows/OS drive.

I use a Samsung 950 Pro PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD in my H110M-STX board, with Windows 10, and it works fine. It is the same type of SSD as the PM951. Both of these SSDs will work fine in the H110M-STX board. They are NOT SATA M.2 SSDs.

FAMX wrote: parsec wrote: FAMX wrote: parsec wrote: FAMX wrote: Asrock H110M-STX Not detected device M2 ADATA SP550. Bios is up to date. What is the reason? A very simple reason, sorry to say. The M.2 ADATA SP550 is a SATA type M.2 SSD. The H110M-STX's M.2 slot does not support SATA M.2 SSDs. It only supports PCIe M.2 SSDs, like the Samsung 950 Pro or OCZ RD400. The specifications for this board say it does not support M.2 SATA SSDs, in the Storage section: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-STX/?cat=Specifications There is nothing you can do to make this board compatible with M.2 SATA SSDs. We really must be careful when buying M.2 SSDs. There are multiple types (SATA, PCIe AHCI, PCIe NVMe), and we must be sure the M.2 slot on a board supports the M.2 SSD we want to use. Also, some PCIe M.2 SSDs may not be bootable on older boards. Samsung M2 2280 128Gb PM951 model MZ-VLV1280 It is also not defined. This module is not suitable? It PCIe. A Samsung PM951 is a PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD, and IS suitable for use with the H110M-STX board. You can use is for the Windows/OS drive. I use a Samsung 950 Pro PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD in my H110M-STX board, with Windows 10, and it works fine. It is the same type of SSD as the PM951. Both of these SSDs will work fine in the H110M-STX board. They are NOT SATA M.2 SSDs. Why is m2 port does not display the drive in the BIOS? I can't use this drive as a boot drive?

I have a Samsung 950 Pro NVMe SSD in my H110M-STX PC, which is in a DeskMini 110W PC. It is the OS/boot drive.

I see it listed in the Storage Configuration screen, and in the NVMe drive listing, in the Advanced screen. I have the new 1.40 UEFI/BIOS installed, which makes a difference about showing the SSD in Storage Configuration. Usually, NVMe SSDs are not shown in the Storage Configuration screen, because they are not SATA drives.

It seems you have never used an NVMe SSD in the past. In order to use it a a boot drive, you must configure the CSM option in the Boot screen. Either set CSM to Disabled, or with CSM enabled, set the Launch Storage OpROM Policy option to UEFI Only. Then restart the PC, go into the UEFI/BIOS, and it should be at least shown in the NVMe screen. With the 1.40 UEFI/BIOS installed, then it will also be shown in Storage Configuration.




Edited by parsec - 08 Sep 2016 at 5:55pm

parsec wrote: objective wrote: I bought the DeskMini 110 in Hong Kong. BIOS updated to v1.20. Several problems - When bootup, the cpu fan is running fun speed and is extremely noisy. How to fix it? Does this board have a COM/serial port? If yes, how to disable it? The DC in jack, what is the tip spec? is it part of the mini-stx spec? I want to buy a backup PSU. I am trying to build a hackintosh with it. Many people in another forum are interested as I am the first one to try using this board. Please help! In the UEFI/BIOS, in the H/W Monitor screen, you can configure the CPU fan speed. Really, one fan on the Intel stock cooler is loud? Some versions of the H110M-STX have a COM port, some don't. If yours does, in the UEFI/BIOS, Advanced screen, there will be an option to disable the COM port. I'm not sure what size the plug on the PSU is. Looks like it could be 8mm? This board should be no more difficult to use for a Hackintosh. But who knows, Skylake is a new platform. Never built a Hackintosh myself, maybe this will help you: http://www.hackintosh.com/ So you don't know how to configure a CPU cooler's fan in the BIOS, don't know if your board has a COM port, and want to use this board for a Hackintosh? Sorry but, is this post serious?

Thank you. Strangely, I haven't switched. And the drive appeared in device download.