x99E ITX/AC and Samsung SM951 M.2 SSD |
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JoeMamma!!
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Thanks Xaltar. Since my SM951 is the 512gb version I may need to update the bios. Do you know if it is hard to update the bios on the ASRock upfront without having an OS installed? This is a new build.
I am thinking about installing the M.2, powering up the computer and update bios before installing windows. Does this sound right?
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Xaltar
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I made you your own thread here and posted some instructions that are now moot as you have no OS installed yet.... lol
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Jcannon83
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Should I create a new thread? I didnt want to clutter the place up with the same issues.#
Xaltar, I can't install CPUz as I haven't got windows running just yet, Literally just turning the machine on the first time tonight.
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Xaltar
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Yes, you should be able to use the SM951 as a boot device with the X99E ITX/AC. If memory serves it does not even require a bios update as it is a new model released after the SM951. There is one update available to add support for larger memory modules however.
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JoeMamma!!
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I am building a new PC with the x99E ITX/AC and wondered if anyone has tried using a Samsung SM951 M.2 SSD with it? I looked at other forum posts for ASRock MBs using the Samsung XP941 (previous version) with success. The product user manual does list the SM951 as a supported module so I guess the real question is are there any issues encountered when using an M.2 SSD on this board minus a possible bios update.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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