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09-29-2024 07:21 AM
My system
hp compaq dc7800p SFF desktop
i recently bought a pcie x1 nvme m2 adapter so i wanted to know will it be able to work with my pc?
The pcie x1 riser is compitable with achi and nvme m2 protocol that is what is written from the manufacture..
Please help i just want to know will it work on my desktop or not
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09-30-2024 06:34 AM
OK, it won't be so bad with W10 Pro.
You know how to get into the BIOS.
IDE TO AHCI [ WINDOWS 10 ] FAST WAY TO ENABLE AHCI (youtube.com)
This way might be easier, so watch both videos.
09-29-2024 07:39 AM
I have already upgraded my bios to v1.35 and there are 3 options available in the bios for storage configuration (IDE,RAID,ACHI)
And my system currently running on IDE MODE
that is the adapter iam planning to use
09-29-2024 07:51 AM
You're very welcome.
As I posted earlier, you should be able to, but I can't 100% guarantee it.
Folks don't normally install NVMe devices in PC's that old because you can't boot from them, and a NVMe SSD in a PCIe Gen 1.1 x 1 slot is not going to perform very fast (250 MB/S).
09-29-2024 08:17 AM
You're very welcome.
Definitely set your drive controller to AHCI if you are not going to set up two drives under RAID, and I can't help you with that.
I only use one drive for booting.
Any other drive I would just use as a secondary drive for storage, and not in a RAID array.
I have a dc7800 CMT.
It's a reliable workhorse.