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I just wanted to put this out there because I was not able to find anything on the  forums on the internet to solve my problem but if installing an m.2 nvme SSD using a PCI 4X adapter and you're already have a graphics card in PCIe1 slot I was able to boot and run the Samsung 970 pro off the pcie express slot number 2 and get full pcie gen3 X4 speeds

And I am running a

5960x 

4x4gb ddr4

Vega 64

WiFi pcie

Pcie usb3.0 

Pcie tv tuner

 

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If you refer to the official website, you can see your motherboard only giving PCIe x2 for M2 slot.

 

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https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-X99-UD3-rev-10/sp#sp

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10 hours ago, Chiyawa said:

If you refer to the official website, you can see your motherboard only giving PCIe x2 for M2 slot.

 

image.thumb.png.16a226e3d4479695e333e9b5096bf378.png

 

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-X99-UD3-rev-10/sp#sp

your right that is where i originally placed the 970 Pro M.2 Drive, but i bought an adapter off eBay to plug directly into the 2nd pci-e 16x lane with 16 lanes actually traced slot and now the NVME SSD operates at full speeds and not pcie gen2 x2 because before i was getting around 800mb/s read and writes, but remember this motherboard came out around 2014 when i built the system and im now just adding the NVME drive so back then NVME was only around for a few years as the first specs for nvme was 2011

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