CPU not proper installed (missing contact PCIe lanes)What else could influence this behavior?
Is there a way to check availability of all PCIe lanes ?CPU not proper installed (missing contact PCIe lanes)
VMD hides the drives from OS ?
check BIOS, VMD options.There is no OS yet, only try to see it in bios. Will try reinstall cpu, thx.
oszilloscope...Is there a way to check availability of all PCIe lanes ?
BIOS: Boot Configuration -> AMI Native NVMe Driver Support (Enable)I've installed 2pcs sn850x 2tb in cpu m.2 slots ( m.2_1 and m.2_2), but they dont work. No indication on disks as if there is no power.
Already was enabled. Reinstalling cpu help, it was not enough screwed. You were right.BIOS: Boot Configuration -> AMI Native NVMe Driver Support (Enable)


I have been using this board since about march with 2495X and a 2455X CPUs.Does XMP work with the latest bios or the one you have?
try my settings from my post above yours.Hello and Thank You in advance. I am running ASUS Pro WS W790E-SAGE SE Bios 215 and Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids QYFS windows 11 not booting unless in safe mode with networking. Attached image of my C-states. I have ASUS intel driver and Nvidia driver installed. No windows updates.
Any ideas why it hangs in regular boot?
Thank You,
Mark
I had a similar issue when first installing windows, it seems to be a conflicting driver issue related to ASPEED drivers. What resolved for me was installing windows offline, once in windows disabling graphic drivers inc. Nvidia/aspeed and than installing nvidia driver's leaving aspeed drivers disabled. Basically stop windows from updating that specific aspeed driver or from enabling it.Hello and Thank You in advance. I am running ASUS Pro WS W790E-SAGE SE Bios 215 and Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids QYFS windows 11 not booting unless in safe mode with networking. Attached image of my C-states. I have ASUS intel driver and Nvidia driver installed. No windows updates.
Any ideas why it hangs in regular boot?
Thank You,
Mark
try my settings from my post above yours.
Thank You. I installed offline and intentionally did not install the Aspeed driver as I was aware it was not compatible. I searched on my install and I have no trace of Aspeed. Thanks for the great suggestion. MarkI had a similar issue when first installing windows, it seems to be a conflicting driver issue related to ASPEED drivers. What resolved for me was installing windows offline, once in windows disabling graphic drivers inc. Nvidia/aspeed and than installing nvidia driver's leaving aspeed drivers disabled. Basically stop windows from updating that specific aspeed driver or from enabling it.
remove the PCIe GPU and try, if it works normal you have nvidia /aspeed issue, well known issue.Thanks for the quick reply. Still no change. Thank You