ROG STRIX X870E-E Beta BIOS 1103 Released

[ReySalcedo]

The new beta update has been released. Is anyone planning to try it first? I'm hesitant to test it myself in case it has issues.

[reiterstahl]

Updated to the latest version 1104. It's the most stable version I've tested so far— not a single error, even with the memory running at 6200MT/s (I originally had issues even at 6000MT/s). If you're having trouble with EXPO profiles, I recommend updating (I'm using EXPO-I with PBO -10). 9900X + Corsair Dominator Titanium (2x32) + X870E-E Gaming WiFi

[DarekGra]

Hi, unfortunately 1104 still doesn't solve the problem of disappearing disks...

[RyanBlakeIT]

Hi @DarekGra - What disks are disappearing?  When do they disappear?  Are they NVMe drives or SATA drives?  What slots are they connected to?  I'm quite curious about this as you can likely tell.

[DarekGra]

Hi

- ROG Strix X870E-E Gaming WiFiI motherboard
- Kingston FURY 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MT/s CL30 Beast
- ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER TUF GAMING OC 16GB GDDR6X
- AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D
- SSD M.2 Kingston FURY Renegade 2 TB (system in M2.1 slot)
- SSD M.2 Kingston FURY Renegade TB (data in M2.5 slot)

the disk disappears from M2.2 to M2.5 ports, never M2.1

[RyanBlakeIT]

@DarekGra - You probably already know this so my apologies for rehashing, but you can only use M2.1 and M2.4 along with M2.5 to make sure you don't impact the speed of the PCI-E slot that you likely have your GPU connected to.

Presuming you only have the two drives and they are connected as described currently, at what point does the M2.5 drive disappear?  Does it disappear in the OS on boot?  After some time?  Are you able to go into the BIOS and do you see it listed in there always or does it sometimes disappear from there, too?

[DarekGra]

the disk disappears in BIOS (unrecognized), after the computer goes to sleep or after a reboot almost every time, disappearing during a cold start is very rare that I ignore this problem