Bit of a weird one here.
I recently upgraded my setup to a new i9-9900k, Geforce, RTX 2080 Ti, and added a new PCIe card to gain 4 additional usb 3.0 ports.
After the upgrade I noticed one of my SSD's no longer displays in windows, disk management, nor in Bios. I've checked the cables etc. and all is correctly connected. I can't imagine it's a PSU issue as I have a brand new 1200W Platinum rated PSU. Anyone seen this before?
Things I've tried/additional info:
I am using a Gigabtye Aorus Z370 Gaming 7 mobo with the latest Bios revision.
Bios set to use AHCI.
I have switched out the SATA cable with another known working cable.
I have switched the SATA port the SSD was plugged into.
I have successfully plugged in a brand new SSD which was recognized. This piqued my interest though: The new SSD was at first not recognized and was displaying the same symptoms as the problem SSD until I plugged it into SATA 0 on the mobo. I have since tried plugging the problem SSD into all the other available SATA ports on the mobo without success.
Anyone seen anything like this before? All the other drives came up fine after switching out the CPU and GPU.
-Mike
I recently upgraded my setup to a new i9-9900k, Geforce, RTX 2080 Ti, and added a new PCIe card to gain 4 additional usb 3.0 ports.
After the upgrade I noticed one of my SSD's no longer displays in windows, disk management, nor in Bios. I've checked the cables etc. and all is correctly connected. I can't imagine it's a PSU issue as I have a brand new 1200W Platinum rated PSU. Anyone seen this before?
Things I've tried/additional info:
I am using a Gigabtye Aorus Z370 Gaming 7 mobo with the latest Bios revision.
Bios set to use AHCI.
I have switched out the SATA cable with another known working cable.
I have switched the SATA port the SSD was plugged into.
I have successfully plugged in a brand new SSD which was recognized. This piqued my interest though: The new SSD was at first not recognized and was displaying the same symptoms as the problem SSD until I plugged it into SATA 0 on the mobo. I have since tried plugging the problem SSD into all the other available SATA ports on the mobo without success.
Anyone seen anything like this before? All the other drives came up fine after switching out the CPU and GPU.
-Mike