Helo friends,

Im have problem with bios GIGABYTE Z77X-D3H Mobo not recognise PCIe nvme m.2 ssd for boot. already read old post @renato . but the link seem broken. take a few time to download the link but it seem broken as rar file extract error file as Q flash pop up saying wrong size.. and after i check the rar file Z77X-D3H_1.0-1.1-F18i-NVME.7z - 7-Zip extracting 0byte file.. so can u provide me working link. and yes i have already update BIOS versin 1.8i in the officail GIGAByte web. thanks

GA-Z77X-D3H (rev. 1.0) support
latest bios version is F18i (2014/01/07)

updated bios with nvme

Updating management engine firmware also recommended,
Intel (Converged Security) Management Engine: Drivers, Firmware and Tools

As rule of thumb,keep your OS,apps,bios and drivers updated

Thank You @Fernando .. @onuracengiz already download the link but same problems extracting the files...

there is error while extracting the files links

'Unknown method in Z77X-D3H F18i

extracting? please use 7-zip

Thank you @onuracengiz very much... already q Flash BIOS.. now im stuck as BIOS have boot to PATA SS.. but window cant install to ssd.. already clean and conver gpt via CMD.. the problem is when i select STORAGE BOOT Option Control UEFI ONLY. BIOS can not detect PATA SS ... only if i select STORAGE BOOT Option Control UEFI AND LEGACY then i can boot to PATA SS via SSD but win10 still wont install to SSD..
Please help me.

make sure only the main drive is connected,unplug if there are any more, then refer to the guide,
[Guide] How to get full NVMe support for all Systems with an AMI UEFI BIOS

i cant reach the link..

im just beginner in BIOS.. correct me if im wrong..

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag [Guide] How to get full NVMe support for all Systems with an AMI UEFI BIOS

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It is no problem to get a PCIe or M.2 connected NVMe SSD working with any Intel Chipset system from 6-Series up without modifying the mainboard BIOS, if
a) the NVMe SSD will be used for the storage of data (as drive D:, E: etc.) and
b) an appropriate NVMe driver is present within the Operating System (either natively or loaded/integrated),
but the usage of such SSD as bootable system drive C: (incl. the boot sector) usually requires a special mainboard BIOS EFI module, which has to be loaded while booting.
Note: Some NVMe SSDs like Samsung's 950 Pro SSD are natively bootable in LEGACY mode (CSM and loading of Option ROMs has to be enabled within the BIOS), because their Controller chip contains its own NVMe supporting Option ROM module.
These are the best pre-conditions for a successful implementation and configuration of an NVMe SSD as bootable system drive:
1. The desired OS should be Win10 (due to its native NVMe support).
2. The mainboard BIOS should offer the required UEFI boot settings.
3. It should be possible to get a modded BIOS successfully flashed into the system's BIOS chip.
4. The on-board Intel SATA Controller should not been set to "RAID" mode within the BIOS.

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i think Already in this stage.. but my option now to SSD to drive: C as @Fernando mention it cannot be directly boot off to the divice named PATA SS.
"To be able to boot off the NVMe SSD, it is required to install the "Windows Boot Manager" onto the SSD via Win10 Setup. "

should i jump to
4.Installation of the OS onto the NVMe SSD: as i already flash my BIOS or i have to go back to step 1 in the guide

hi guys sorry for bringing this up again.. I just got myseld a second hand (or third) GIGABYTE Z77X-D3H.. I thinks its rev1.0 or 1.1 (currently has Bios F16) can you please share a suitable modded bios for nvme support?

The "i think" is not very accurate dont u think...do u care or do u have the need of killing it? Lets take a look on the PCB will u? Do we have to guess it for u?
The 1.0 and the 1.1 share common versions, being the F16 not the latest, the 1.2 its not for sure... as it uses another version increment.

Im blind...helppppppp meeeeeeeeeee!!!!