I bought Intel 760p today and installed the windows 10 my motherboard P9x79 deluxe board without any problems))) disk in BIOS right away determined)))running on the bus PCIE-3.0)

Thank you so much for this guide! Saved me from a new build, the only problem is I’m not getting the full read/write speed from my WD 2018 1TB NVMe. Getting like 1.4GB read and 1.1GB write instead of 3.4GB read and 2.8GB. I’m using silverstone ECM20 adapter on a PCIe 2.0 x4 slot, I have not messed with the BIOS at all except to prioritize to boot from NVMe (which might be the problem, but my bios doesn’t seem to have much to change, I also don’t wanna mess up anything). Just wondering if this hardware or software problem.

My Specs
Win10x64 PRO
I5 2500K
Asus Maximus IV Gene-Z
GTX 1080Ti
16GB RAM
Western Digital Black 1TB NVMe (2018)
(Don’t judge my build lol, might be a lot bottleneck going on)

@kevinisbetter:
You need PCIe 3.0 For maximum performance

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted post replaced by directly addressing (to save space)

@TumKo Darn, well still better than my old HDD. Thanks!

When my new Samsung 970 Evo M.2 is connected to my Asus Impact VI it will not post and the monitor receives no display. I was hoping it would resolve after updating the UFEI for NVME support. However no post and display issues continue until the m.2 drive is removed. Has anyone had this issue? How was it resolved? I haven't been able to find a similar situation.

@4agte:
Have you tried disabling CSM? Not having an Option ROM while CSM enabled might cause issues.

According to ASUS website, although the M.2 socket on your motherboard has support for PCIe, only PCIe 2.0 x1 is supported that might even be slightly slower than SATA 6Gb/s. You could get optimal speed if you were willing to use the PCIe 3.0 x16 expansion slot, but most likely use that for a graphics card.

If you cannot use the PCIe 3.0 x16 expansion slot for NVMe I would recommend you to get a SATA 6Gb/s (also known as SATA III) SSD instead, because that is going to be more compatible and the performance is most likely going to be better. Unfortunately you have a very compact motherboard with an extremely limited number of expansion slots.

Hello Fernando i have a m5a99fx pro r2 and i can't flash the modded bios due to capsulation file.
i have tryed in dos, in windows and with flashback.
do you have any suggestion?

Added only NvmExpressDxe_4.ffs

This forum is a great resource.

I have an AsRock H97M-Pro4 mainboard. My intent was to add a M.2 NVMe on a PCIe adapter card, as a new boot drive for a new Windows 10 install. Since the board was made before NVMe, I was prepared to follow the BIOS modding instructions but...

I updated to the latest BIOS version 2.30.

Everything worked the first time, with no BIOS mods. The NVMe drive was detected and showed in the boot menu. When I booted to Win install media on a USB drive, it happily installed onto the NVMe.

thank you for reply
i tried the flashback feature from asus manual but just flashing 4 time and light on after but bios in not flashed. (sorry for my english)