Z390 Extreme Thunerbolt

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   Hi,

I did some research and decided to get a Gigabyte Titan Ridge rev 1.0 AIC for TB3. 
Mainly because:
#1 I didn't find Asrock's AIC in stock in my country anywhere (even nearby countries) 
#2 I did some research and I seemed that the Gigabyte AIC might be compatible with most of the vendors.
So I Installed the card in the lower PCIe slot, plugged the power cables, USB & THB_C header and enabled the "Intel Thunderbolt Discrete" option in BIOS (is the latest version).
I tried different configurations in the Intel Thunderbolt BIOS Submenu and changing the PCIe slots.
I don't get the card recognized in Windows 10.

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vlad.s87 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 18 Jul 2020 Status: Offline Points: 3	Post Options Post Reply Quote vlad.s87 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Z390 Extreme Thunerbolt Posted: 18 Jul 2020 at 11:55pm
	Hi, I did some research and decided to get a Gigabyte Titan Ridge rev 1.0 AIC for TB3. Mainly because: #1 I didn't find Asrock's AIC in stock in my country anywhere (even nearby countries) #2 I did some research and I seemed that the Gigabyte AIC might be compatible with most of the vendors. So I Installed the card in the lower PCIe slot, plugged the power cables, USB & THB_C header and enabled the "Intel Thunderbolt Discrete" option in BIOS (is the latest version). I tried different configurations in the Intel Thunderbolt BIOS Submenu and changing the PCIe slots. I don't get the card recognized in Windows 10.