12-27-2015
12:19 AM
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03-06-2024
02:46 AM
by
ROGBot
01-22-2016 08:09 AM
01-22-2016 08:37 AM
dookooo wrote:
i am already buying another SSD and i think it will succeed , also Alienware has HM170 Chipset not HM67 .
this is a comparison between the G752 chipset which is CM236 and the Alienware one which is HM170 :
http://ark.intel.com/compare/90584,90593
01-22-2016 12:21 PM
01-22-2016 01:38 PM
dookooo wrote:
Well , we all start gathering evidence from search engines , and if you don't like them just buy everything you want to try to prove your point to people , and please this is just a discussion to give people useful ideas to help them , you are not the only one who can solve problems , we all have our point of view , if you don't like alienware fine it's ok , but rather than reinventing the wheel we can search for others solution even if it is not related to our specific machine .
01-22-2016 02:06 PM
01-22-2016 02:12 PM
dookooo wrote:
I wish you will recover soon from your surgery , may allah help you .
I am really busy with my PHD thesis so i don't have much time to write 1000 lines of comment .
Abd because we are getting out of the "helping each other" track , For anyone who suffer from this problem should try evey solution in this post and google it eveywhere else . if you failed contact Asus directly
01-25-2016 05:31 PM
01-26-2016 06:37 AM
JustinThyme wrote:
KenGeo, can you please post up a how to with screenshots instead of I do it all the time. Also be aware this is machine specific. You can do it all the time on the G751s, alienwares and lots of other machines. Just not a CM236 Chipset ASUS G752.
Your install mentioned with an enterprise edition still yeilds the same results that have been mentioned and do not include cloning. You are still installing with the Intel RST drivers from what I read in your post.
Thanks, looking forward to your tutorial.
01-26-2016 07:42 AM
01-26-2016 03:04 PM
JustinThyme wrote:
Thanks for the clarification that you have not cloned a spinner to an M2 NVMe SSD on a G752 with the CM236 chipset.
I cloned disk many times over many years when cloning was in its infancy, just not on this platform. I'm not trying to be difficult, I too would like too see resolution and thus far no one has been successful at cloning a spinner to an M2 NVMe SSD on the CM236 chipset then been able to boot from it. Installs from a disk, USB etc when done properly have been successful.
Your specific issues seems to revolve around the enterprise version of windows you are deploying. Many others, myself included have been successful at a clean UEFI install by installing the Intel IRST drivers during the install process from a USB. Im happy you found a way to get your install completed and have discovered a workaround for those deploying enterprise edition software.
I only ask for pictures and screen grabs as one thing I learned long ago. The unspoken word on tech forums of pictures or it didn't happen goes a long way. Nothing personal to anyone.
What would you say if I said I just cloned my single non raid spinner to 2 M2 512GB NVMe SSDs in a raid 0 array on a G752VY machine and was getting 5GBps sequential reads?
I know what my impression would be, here is a screen shot to prove it.