HDD SATA in W11

Prestavi v drug SATA, resetiraj BIOS, menjaj kabla, testiraj z drugim diskom, drugim OS, uporabi PCIe SATA kartico, menjaj plato...

Če sata HDD ni v asmedia portu in imaš zadnji bios, lahko da gre za kakšen drug bug.

Si resetiral bios pred nadgradnjo (jumper na plošči oz odstranitev cmos baterije za 1 minuto) , ter na novo iz nule nastavil vse skupaj (nič import settings) ?

Cpu je kateri ?
Če ne uporabljaš sleep/hibernacije HDD najde ?

Na drugem računalniku, priklopi problematični HDD in poženi crystaldiskinfo za smart podatke.

Kaj si ugotovil ?

Aha, 7800X3D, sem mislil da je gre za novo 9xxx serijo im kakšen nov bug.

Kaj pravi crystaldiskinfo ?
Bios si resetiral kot sem napisal (in po možnosti izklopil asmedia kontroler, Settings -> advanced, asmedia sata) ?

Kakšno imaš
CPU nb/soc voltage ?
Meni dela bp na 1.1500V (override mode)


Za prikaz tega uporabi ZenTimings, konkretne številke v biosu (oboje je v msi tomahawk nastavljeno na auto) ne boš videl:

CLDO VDDP is at 0.9 V where at Tomahawk is at 1.04V

ProcODt in Gigabyte is at 48 Ohms, Tomahawk at 60 Ohms.

CLDO VDDP = MSI "VDDP voltage adjust" (moraš vpisati številko v mV obliki 1000 (mV) za 1V ali 0900 za 0.9V
ProcODt = MSI "processor odt impedance" (izbereš iz menija)
Uporabi bios iskalnik ali settings-advanced-amd overclocking-vddp voltage control
oz. settings-advanced-amd overclocking- DDR options - DDR bus configuration

Kako se pravilno nastavi fast boot, da ti ne 'trenira' vsakič rama (traja nekje 30s od pritiska na vklop do Windows login okna, cold boot, hibernacija/standby izklopljen):

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?thre...

Quick and dirty Bios guide for Memory XMP/EXPO profile

do a Clear CMOS and boot to BIOS

Please note all ways save your setting using F10 other methods may not save correctly.

Set EXPO or A-XMP Press F10 save and boot back to bios

Set Powerdown Mode for RAM to Enable Press F10 Save and boot back to BIOS

When back in BIOS check to see if your settings have saved correctly,

If so Enable Memory Context Restore Press F10 and save

Boot to Windows and check for stability

Make sure No BSOD

Do a Memory stress test

If all these works and settings are correctly working, Boot back to Bios and set Fan curves etc. PBO for CPU and the Like F10 and save.

When Memory is training you need to allow for up to 3 minutes to boot

For the first few boots to bios Memory training may happen allow for that time.

When making changes to Bios or doing a clear Cmos system may run memory training