960 evo not detected

[RickyD96]

So my 960 evo isn't being detected in the bios after safe power off. Looked around in the bios for a while but I can't figure t out. Help?

 

[Armakar]

Is it m.2 or standard?

[RickyD96]

It's an m.2 drive the board is an x370 prime from Asus I've been using it for a while now and I powered off the system to clean up around here @Armakar

 

Can't find the right setting and I've tried loading optimized defaults too

[RickyD96]

Nice computer by the way

 

[Armakar]

1 minute ago, RickyD96 said:

It's an m.2 drive the board is an x370 prime from Asus I've been using it for a while now and I powered off the system to clean up around here @Armakar

 

Can't find the right setting and I've tried loading optimized defaults too

I apologise if I'm being an idiot asking this, but are you sure your mobo supports NVME? 

I did a quick google on a page of your mobo, and ctrl+f'd and typed in NVME and nothing came up. 

[Armakar]

1 minute ago, RickyD96 said:

Nice computer by the way

 

Thanks! Would be nice if both my first X62 and my replacement X62 didn't both die. In one week the origional and the replacement died (one died an hour ago) so currently just staring at a great PC that can't go to the bios without overheating

[RickyD96]

Yeh i can confirm that does, I've been using it for a while now. Made sure the m2 slot supported Nvme cause forward compatibility hahahaha @Armakar

[Armakar]

2 minutes ago, RickyD96 said:

Yeh i can confirm that does, I've been using it for a while now. Made sure the m2 slot supported Nvme cause forward compatibility hahahaha @Armakar

So just to check you've tried the basics? Reseating, cmos clear etc?

Have you got another drive you can plug in to test some stuff?

[RickyD96]

I don't have another drive and I don't know how tk cmos reset hahaha

[RickyD96]

Figured out the problem, just a reseating of the drive fixed the problem I guess it wast in all the way or something