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GA-Z97-D3H mediocre results with M.2 ADATA SP900

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ZipZwan:
Hello, I know this topic is very old, and hope somebody around will help.
Today I decided to google "sata express SRIS capabilities" and found this post with same mobo as mine and pretty close issue.
As said, I got same mobo, GA Z97-H3D, and I am getting mediocre results with M2 NVME SSD, precisely Samsung Evo NVME 250Gb.
How did you set your Bios exactly to maximize the result from your SSD??
Should I set SATA controller to RAID
And enable SRIS Capabilities ??
PS: Bios F10e & Sata Controller at default: AHCI
Thx

shadowsports:
Greetings,
To my knowledge, the Z97 series does not support NVMe natively.  It's possible someone has created a BIOS which supports this, but it will not be from Gigabyte. If you do find one which supports NVMe, results will not be guaranteed. 

dmdilks:

--- Quote from: shadowsports on June 21, 2020, 01:57:02 pm ---Greetings,
To my knowledge, the Z97 series does not support NVMe natively.  It's possible someone has created a BIOS which supports this, but it will not be from Gigabyte. If you do find one which supports NVMe, results will not be guaranteed.

--- End quote ---

Most all Z97 boards out there don't support NVMe. Plus it doesn't matter who makes them too. The NVMe support started on the Z170 series. So yes you can run them, but will not great performance out of them.

Plus on most boards from Z87 and up auto set to AHCI. If you are running a single drive you need to run it AHCI. Yes you can run it in Raid because they are basically both the same. But again you only need AHCI on single drive. 

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