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It was enabled, but had to also change the option 'Launch Storage OpROM Policy' to 'Legacy Only'. This seems to have solved my issue. Many thanks!

Hi all, Recently I built a new server for home use and wanted to use Proxmox on it. After getting into the BIOS, I noticed that Hard drives were not detected (4x2Tb Sata , connected via HBA). Only the SSD (directly connected to the motherboard Sata port) was detected. Once I boot the system with the OS installed on the SSD, the Hard drives spin up (I can hear them spin up) and are detected by the OS. So the problem seems to be the HBA card (LSI SAS 9207-8i). I would like to fix this, but haven't come across anyone with the same issue. Any suggestions?

I've read some conflicting information. EVGA for examples, says that the max for both is 54W for 12V I don't know what to believe anymore https://www.evga.com/support/faq/FAQdetails.aspx?faqid=59716

What is the max Wattage rating for a SATA connector and for a Molex connector? Currently doing a DIY snowblind build and I'm going to hook up a bunch of high wattage 12V Led's.

I have experience with the brand, but not with particular waterblock. They offer quality products and I would recommend them

Just wondering what temperatures you guys are getting on a watercooled Ryzen 5600x (post idle, load temps + brand waterblock or aio)

I'm a bit out of my depth here when it comes to memory overclocking. When enabling DOCP(xmp) on my Corsair Vengeance 4000mhz kit and FCLK at 2000, my system is unstable. Which is understandable, as an FCLK of 2000 is quite rare to get it running at the moment. So, with some help from the DRAM calculator from 1usmus, I ran the kit at 3600Mhz. It appears to run stable ( no HW errors in HWiNFO64), but I'm getting worse performance than running the kit at stock 2133Mhz? Cinebench R20 (multi core) Stock (2133Mhz) = 4183 Custom timings (3600Mhz) = 4017 I'm at a lose, what to do here. System: Ryzen 5 5600x Asus Prime x570-PRO Corsair Vengeance DDR4 4000Mhz c19 (2x8) (https://www.corsair.com/eu/en/Categories/Products/Memory/Vengeance-PRO-RGB-Black/p/CMW16GX4M2K4000C19#tab-tech-specs)

When downloading the latest BIOS for my Asus X570 Prime Pro, the file also contains an executable "BIOSRenamer". In the past, I have succesfully updated my BIOS without using this exe. Could someone please explain why the exe is there? Just curious. (as far is I can determine, this is specific to Asus motherboards)

Those temps seem fine. If you're not comfortable with them, maybe increase the pump speed and/or fan speed on your rad.

As far as I can tell, there hasn't been a comparison between radiators from Barrow/bykski VS other brands like EK. My temps are great with idle temps hovering around 35 °C. But to be honest, this tell you much as it depends on factors like ambient temperature, water cooling blocks, fans, hardware, overclocks,... etc. It's up to you what to buy. From my experience, I am happy with my radiator.

I'm using 14mm acrylic tubing. There is no performance difference between the two. There is no particular reason for 2 reservoirs except for maybe aesthetics Rad: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32811669974.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dhJ6aWA In this build I'm using a Bykski one. In my other build I'm using a Barrow one. Just make sure you're buying a copper rad, not aluminium.

I have been using these anti off fittings from Barrow for over a year now. (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000193476114.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.13374c4dYHtiHr) Had no problems or leaks. And they are quite easy to use. The plastic ring replaces the need for double o-rings in classic fittings. I certainly would recommend these.

I'd like to thank you both for the clarification. Currently looking at this 4000Mhz kit but I'm kinda worried about the CL19 latency.

Unless I'm mistaken and this has been disproven, it states that 3800Mhz is optimal for the 3000 series

In terms of performance, which would be better? - 3600Mhz with CL18 - 3200Mhz with CL16 Knowing very well that 4000Mhz would be the sweet spot, but is bit too expensive.