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People have reported issues with the 960 Evo NVMe on bios 4.40. Just a heads up, I'm using beta 4.51 and my 960 Evo just disappeared last night. I had just finished moving a large number of pictures off my phone to my NAS and the computer restarted. It just didn't load back into windows, it loaded into the bios. I thought that was odd, since I didn't strike delete. Powered down and restarted, only to be dumped back into bios.

No NVMe listed in Bios. I plugged the 960 Evo into my backup rig, An Asrock z270m-itx and it showed up in bios on that board. Plugged it back into the x370, not listed.

I ended up grabbing a 256g 830 out of the stash to get me going again. I'm going to load the 960 Evo on the z270 board tonight and make sure it's working okay.

Just a heads-up to people using an 960 Evo on a newer Bios, make sure your stuff is backed up.

x370 Gaming-ITX (Beta 4.51)
2400G
G.SKILL F4-3200C14D-16GVR

<blockquote data-quote="ChinStrap" data-source="post: 93679" data-attributes="member: 3968">People have reported issues with the 960 Evo NVMe on bios 4.40. Just a heads up, I'm using beta 4.51 and my 960 Evo just disappeared last night. I had just finished moving a large number of pictures off my phone to my NAS and the computer restarted. It just didn't load back into windows, it loaded into the bios. I thought that was odd, since I didn't strike delete. Powered down and restarted, only to be dumped back into bios. No NVMe listed in Bios. I plugged the 960 Evo into my backup rig, An Asrock z270m-itx and it showed up in bios on that board. Plugged it back into the x370, not listed. I ended up grabbing a 256g 830 out of the stash to get me going again. I'm going to load the 960 Evo on the z270 board tonight and make sure it's working okay. Just a heads-up to people using an 960 Evo on a newer Bios, make sure your stuff is backed up.x370 Gaming-ITX (Beta 4.51)2400GG.SKILL F4-3200C14D-16GVR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ChinStrap, post: 93679, member: 3968"] People have reported issues with the 960 Evo NVMe on bios 4.40. Just a heads up, I'm using beta 4.51 and my 960 Evo just disappeared last night. I had just finished moving a large number of pictures off my phone to my NAS and the computer restarted. It just didn't load back into windows, it loaded into the bios. I thought that was odd, since I didn't strike delete. Powered down and restarted, only to be dumped back into bios. No NVMe listed in Bios. I plugged the 960 Evo into my backup rig, An Asrock z270m-itx and it showed up in bios on that board. Plugged it back into the x370, not listed. I ended up grabbing a 256g 830 out of the stash to get me going again. I'm going to load the 960 Evo on the z270 board tonight and make sure it's working okay. Just a heads-up to people using an 960 Evo on a newer Bios, make sure your stuff is backed up. x370 Gaming-ITX (Beta 4.51) 2400G G.SKILL F4-3200C14D-16GVR [/QUOTE]

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