Nvme ssd disappeared from BIOS

[notenoughtv]

Hi, I’ve been using my m.2 ssd for months as my boot drive and today when I turned on my PC its no longer recognized by my motherboard.

What could be the reason for this, the pc was working normally last night

BIOS is up to date

 

System

• CPU
  AMD Ryzen 5 3600
• Motherboard
• Asus ROG B450-F Gaming
• RAM
  2x8GB Ballistix 3000MHz
• GPU
  EVGA GTX 1080
• Storage
  Crucial 500GB m.2
• Operating System
  Win 10

[Robchil]

did it update bios and you have to set bios back to pcie again? 

 

[notenoughtv]

8 minutes ago, Robchil said:

did it update bios and you have to set bios back to pcie again? 

 

I’m not sure what you mean but I updated the BIOS after the problem started to try and fix it

[Robchil]

so if you in bios integrated HW config page change the m.2 slot back to pcie it still don't detect your disk? 

[notenoughtv]

9 minutes ago, Robchil said:

so if you in bios integrated HW config page change the m.2 slot back to pcie it still don't detect your disk? 

The only options are Auto and Sata56 under M.2_1 Control

This is in the Onboard Devices Configuration menu

[notenoughtv]

Update: I put the ssd on the 2nd m.2 slot and now it shows up, the problem is the MB manual says that that port uses the same bandwidth as the GPU

 

I will see if this affects performance

 

[Robchil]

17 hours ago, notenoughtv said:

Update: I put the ssd on the 2nd m.2 slot and now it shows up, the problem is the MB manual says that that port uses the same bandwidth as the GPU

 

I will see if this affects performance

 

16 or 8x is minimal difference, maybe maybe 2-5 frames you realy can see. 

i'm running two GPU's in 8x  and i have two nvme's in raid 0..