Recent content by silliconcrayon

Yes even tho my bios was already updated I re installed the bios to see if that changes anything and nopes nothing !

Oh yes well I have rectified that. Please check and grammin S11 Pro is the model name you can check on the website as well . Anyway i have listed everything please see and if you can help please do bro , I'm sick of this thing now

So i have a NVME M.2 from ADATA XPG GAMMIX S11 Pro 512GB PCIe M.2 2280 and Asus Rog strix gaming E Z490 motherboard (Intel) Problem : it doesn't detect anywhere nor in bios nor in Windows Fixes i tried : disabling the CSM removing all other SATA and devices Clearing secure boot Booting from...

Well like OP , in my case it doesn't show up anywhere either, BIOS or windows ! I have tried each and every thing that can be done I believe the NVME is DOA , I test it on my friend's computer as well and it didn't show .. now if any driver is missing then am so pissed because i haven't seen any...

I'm going through the similar problem , my M.2 NVME from ADATA doesn't show up in my asus gaming e board, if you find any fix please please tag me and tell me. It doesn't show up in boot or windows at all , nor does changing the slots helps. are we missing any drivers or something (though i...

Please someone help me in this. I can't find any driver fop ADATA either. so am not sure weather this is the driver issue or this NVME is dead .. can anyone please help

It is not detected anywhere in bios windows .. anywhere ... I tried both the slots as well. I hope device is compatible right ?? I unplugged my all other ssd and hdd ... I already had a windows installed on other ssd so i unplugged all other drives ... I updated my bios as well and disabled...

Hello guy I'm using Adata XPG grammin S12 m.2 NVME motherboard is Asus Z490 rog strix gaming e is that thing compatible ? I'm unable get it work I tried disabling the CSM tried clearing the secure boot gone with windwos updated my bios what am i missing how do i know if the nvme is DOA ? or...

Yeah mate i was wondering since it's a chance let's say both doesn hit 4000ish blah ... It's wiser to buy 3200 and oc it to 3600 ? Right ? ...i would save me few bucks ? Ain't that ? And yeah i mean 3600 would be enough for gaming am just wondering what else can i get from 4000 in case i get it...

okay guys i blundered my question , what i meant was can we OC 3200 mhz rated ram to 4000 and 3600 to 4000mhz and if we can then what should we chose ? since choosing 3200 makes better sense eh ?

Gaming with extreme oc i could , occasionally rendering but mostly gaming at 4k

Well I'm planing to overclock my system to the extreme , intel i9 10900k and asus strix gaming e z490 motehrboard. So is there any point buying 3600mhz or should i buy 3000 , what's the difference ? PS: Also please suggest whether 4 stick be better or 2 sticks ? total ram would be 64 GB so...

No that's the funny part intel did not include the game and i read somewhere that it has lower boost clock and they are advertising it as K ... Since K are not in stocks .. I'm so screwed like what to do ? Hence has anyone tested these yet ?

Does anyone really knows what intel i9 10900ka marvel gimmick is? ... Is it any different from standard version 10900k ? Has anyone tested it yet ?

Not the ram issue... It could be your processor that's lost. Psu doesn't die this quick , what's your psu watt ..i don't think it would draw the max power ... My recommendation is to check the board is the board leds are on your psu is fine .... Or just plug in one fan from your psu connector...