Have not seen an esd bracelet in years. You are so right about putting the nvme screws in the motherboard at install, whether you are installing at that point or not.
Sometimes I put it on my ankle, sometimes my wrist. But always when I hold chips. I have lost SO MANY m.2 screws that I have a box of them now..... lesson learned!
One of two things is off. 1st in your BIOS you might need to adjust the PCI-E settings. Something like x2,x4,x8 in a drop down menu. 2nd did you install in the closest NVMe slot to the CPU? If you have more than 1 that is.
Have not seen an esd bracelet in years. You are so right about putting the nvme screws in the motherboard at install, whether you are installing at that point or not.
Sometimes I put it on my ankle, sometimes my wrist. But always when I hold chips. I have lost SO MANY m.2 screws that I have a box of them now..... lesson learned!
My nvme shows current mode pcie 3.0x2 but supported mode is 3.0x4 . Due to this I am getting just half the speed . Please help
One of two things is off.
1st in your BIOS you might need to adjust the PCI-E settings. Something like x2,x4,x8 in a drop down menu.
2nd did you install in the closest NVMe slot to the CPU? If you have more than 1 that is.