Post your CrystalDiskMark speeds

[P4-630]

Can't. Board doesn't see it. The drive doesn't exist with 13600KF. If I swap the 12400F back in, the drive is there. Bios settings. Went over and over. In the second slot, drive boots right up. B660-G latest bios, non reversable...

Intel ME is also up to date. (firmware) W11 (doesn't make a difference. * Have W10 on a Sata Patriot Torqx)

Reinstall windows and then on the 980 Pro in the correct slot or if that doesn't work, contact Asus.

 

[Liviu Cojocaru]

My results with the P3 Plus and the Samsung 980 Pro Heatsink, the rest of my specs can be seen on my account

 

[Space Lynx]

Can't. Board doesn't see it. The drive doesn't exist with 13600KF. If I swap the 12400F back in, the drive is there. Bios settings. Went over and over. In the second slot, drive boots right up. B660-G latest bios, non reversable...

Intel ME is also up to date. (firmware) W11 (doesn't make a difference. * Have W10 on a Sata Patriot Torqx)

can you download samsung magician and see if your nvme drive needs a firmware update? other than that, only thing I can think of would be a clean install of windows and a bios optimized defaults fully fresh start with the 980 drive in the right slot.

might not work, but thats all I can think of too.

 

[P4-630]

nvme drive needs a firmware update?

Latest is 5B2QGXA7

 

[StevenG]

B660-G

What mobo model number do you have? As I'm running an ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI D4 with the i7-13700K and its running at even better speeds. at PCIe 4 x4 with the 1TB 980 Gen 4 M.2 and the same as "P4-630" CDM caption is showing. Don't know what mobo you have and what settings, but the 980 Pro should be running at those speeds.

 

[The King]

What mobo model number do you have? As I'm running an ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI D4 with the i7-13700K and its running at even better speeds. at PCIe 4 x4 with the 1TB 980 Gen 4 M.2 and the same as "P4-630" CDM caption is showing. Don't know what mobo you have and what settings, but the 980 Pro should be running at those speeds.

Both you and @P4-630 are running your benchmarks with incorrect settings. So you can't compare your results to his or others in this thread because they are running the correct settings.

Refer to this post for correct benchmark settings.

Post your CrystalDiskMark speeds

updated requirement image to be more precise

www.techpowerup.com

 

[Deleted member 185158]

What mobo model number do you have? As I'm running an ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI D4 with the i7-13700K and its running at even better speeds. at PCIe 4 x4 with the 1TB 980 Gen 4 M.2 and the same as "P4-630" CDM caption is showing. Don't know what mobo you have and what settings, but the 980 Pro should be running at those speeds.

Asus ROG Strix B660-G gaming wifi.

can you download samsung magician and see if your nvme drive needs a firmware update? other than that, only thing I can think of would be a clean install of windows and a bios optimized defaults fully fresh start with the 980 drive in the right slot.

might not work, but thats all I can think of too.

It probably does need a firmware update, that is no doubt cause I haven't done it.

Latest is 5B2QGXA7

And I'll check into that. Thanks guys.

 

[P4-630]

Both you and @P4-630 are running your benchmarks with incorrect settings. So you can't compare your results to his or others in this thread because they are running the correct settings.

Refer to this post for correct benchmark settings.

Post your CrystalDiskMark speeds

updated requirement image to be more precise

www.techpowerup.com

Samsung 980 Pro 1TB

At CrystalMark default settings

 

[shovenose]

My new Samsung 980 Pro and my old Kingston NV1, quite impressive what a difference there is. The NV1 has an advantage because it's got a heatsink on it, the Samsung doesn't. Motherboard only came with one heatsink and I put it on the NV1 because it is otherwise baked under the GPU.

 

[Space Lynx]

@ShrimpBrime did the firmware update fix your problem?

 

[P4-630]

@ShrimpBrime did the firmware update fix your problem?

I don't expect a sudden magically x2 speed boost with just a firmware update....
I think he might need to swap the 980 pro to the correct PCIe 4.0 M.2 slot and may have to reinstall windows....

 

[Space Lynx]

I don't expect a sudden magically x2 speed boost with just a firmware update....
I think he might need to swap the 980 pro to the correct PCIe 4.0 M.2 slot and may have to reinstall windows....

me either, but the firmware update might make the gen4 slot finally read it as gen4 was all my thinking was

 

[Deleted member 185158]

me either, but the firmware update might make the gen4 slot finally read it as gen4 was all my thinking was

I don't expect a sudden magically x2 speed boost with just a firmware update....
I think he might need to swap the 980 pro to the correct PCIe 4.0 M.2 slot and may have to reinstall windows....

I didn't get a chance to update the firmware.

But am sure it's the motherboard and cpu combo.

The drive in the 4.0 slot is just not there. Not visible in bios, so I can't install windows to it again. Not that I should need to. The drive works fine installed in the south bridge slot.

I did swap the GPU to the lower slot, tried single and dual channel memory configurations also.

Other than that, the drive is simply not recognized in the 4.0 slot. So I can't do anything with it at all.

 

[Space Lynx]

that is very weird, only time I ever heard of something like that is when the Manual of the motherboard states something like "if SATA 2 and 3 are populated than M.1 runs at gen3 speeds" or something like that

 

[Deleted member 185158]

that is very weird, only time I ever heard of something like that is when the Manual of the motherboard states something like "if SATA 2 and 3 are populated than M.1 runs at gen3 speeds" or something like that

I've run a lot of hardware on this board with 12th gen and the 980pro without issues.

Something with the board. It's been quirky since day one.

The latest update nerfed the board hard.
Can't change cpu multi higher.
Can't disable HT
Can't disable E cores.
Doesn't see m.2 in the first slot.
Won't boot occasionally just raising v-dimm.
Won't increase power limits even when user defined....
And probably more.

All this bull ship is on Asus I'm quite sure.

All that goes away when installed 12400F. Then it runs fine.

 

[Space Lynx]

I've run a lot of hardware on this board with 12th gen and the 980pro without issues.

Something with the board. It's been quirky since day one.

The latest update nerfed the board hard.
Can't change cpu multi higher.
Can't disable HT
Can't disable E cores.
Doesn't see m.2 in the first slot.
Won't boot occasionally just raising v-dimm.
Won't increase power limits even when user defined....
And probably more.

All this bull ship is on Asus I'm quite sure.

All that goes away when installed 12400F. Then it runs fine.

ok, this isn't on raptor lake at all then, this is on Asus. can't disable e-cores? that is fucking nonsense. it was super easy to disable them on my gigabyte board. hell gigabyte calls it a "gaming profile" and all it did was disable ecores, weird how they translate the English language sometimes, but eh.

that mobo is bs though yeah. as long as your scores are normal though in tests and fps is high in games as it should be, nothing to get too exasperated about. however, you have solidified my decision making process in going back to MSI motherboards.

my MSI board has been rock solid since I got it. I refunded my 7700x gigabyte board a couple days ago. it was shit quality. MSI has been flawless every single time I have bought it over the last 5 or so years.

so yeah, MSI only for me moving forward, good luck to the rest of you

 

[Deleted member 185158]

ok, this isn't on raptor lake at all then, this is on Asus. can't disable e-cores? that is fucking nonsense. it was super easy to disable them on my gigabyte board. hell gigabyte calls it a "gaming profile" and all it did was disable ecores, weird how they translate the English language sometimes, but eh.

that mobo is bs though yeah. as long as your scores are normal though in tests and fps is high in games as it should be, nothing to get too exasperated about. however, you have solidified my decision making process in going back to MSI motherboards.

my MSI board has been rock solid since I got it. I refunded my 7700x gigabyte board a couple days ago. it was shit quality. MSI has been flawless every single time I have bought it over the last 5 or so years.

so yeah, MSI only for me moving forward, good luck to the rest of you

It could be partly the user also Lynx, I have to be honest. I mean I've had a couple rough blue screens overclocking previous generation chips. So can't say it isn't something I've done wrong either. Though all OC on air, I know better than to use crazy voltages.

CPU is fine, runs great. Getting decent scores, matches other's performance at the same clocks.

I should look into a Z700 series board I think. Should resolve these issues.

Come to think of it, I still have the B660-I board. That one doesn't have an external clock generator, but I shouldn't need it with a KF chip right? That is for FSB clocking only I think.

 

[Space Lynx]

It could be partly the user also Lynx, I have to be honest. I mean I've had a couple rough blue screens overclocking previous generation chips. So can't say it isn't something I've done wrong either. Though all OC on air, I know better than to use crazy voltages.

CPU is fine, runs great. Getting decent scores, matches other's performance at the same clocks.

I should look into a Z700 series board I think. Should resolve these issues.

get a MSI brand z790 or MSI b660 imo. im never not buying MSI moving forward, its just been rock solid for me every single time. my gigabyte LGA 1700 board gave me headaches, QVL ram at xmp WOULD NOT WORK all else stock with raptor lake and latest BIOS. why in the fuck is it listed as QVL then.

anyways sorry, it was so frustrating

and my gigabyte 7700x AM5 board was just horrible quality control, coil whine that melted my ears.

 

[Deleted member 185158]

get a MSI brand z790 or MSI b660 imo. im never not buying MSI moving forward, its just been rock solid for me every single time. my gigabyte LGA 1700 board gave me headaches, QVL ram at xmp WOULD NOT WORK all else stock with raptor lake and latest BIOS. why in the fuck is it listed as QVL then.

anyways sorry, it was so frustrating

and my ggiabyte 7700x AM5 board was just horrible quality control, coil whine that melted my ears.

No, no I can't do MSI. I've had horrible luck with their boards for many years, on all kinds of platforms. Had one get RMA'ed 3 times. Not interested in that again....

Asus is my go to, like your MSI though. So I'll be paying a premium.
That's the reason I got the B660-G. It has an external clock gen.
Supposed to support 13th gen, though it's having trouble with the word "support:"lol.

 

[Space Lynx]

No, no I can't do MSI. I've had horrible luck with their boards for many years, on all kinds of platforms. Had one get RMA'ed 3 times. Not interested in that again....

Asus is my go to, like your MSI though. So I'll be paying a premium.
That's the reason I got the B660-G. It has an external clock gen.
Supposed to support 13th gen, though it's having trouble with the word "support:"lol.

I just looked up your mobo... damn that is a good mobo you have no now... that is so odd to me you are having so much trouble. i still say look and see if there some 980 firmware in Magician software. maybe it will show in BIOS after a firmware update, you never know with how finnicky BIOS can be these days

 

[xrobwx71]

 

[StevenG]

These are the 2x M.2 drives in my Nitro 5 AN515-56 Win-11 v22H2 OS Build: 22621.963 - i5-11300H / GTX-1650 - 16GB CL22 DDR4-32000MHz - mobo manufacturer: TLM - Model: Scala_TLM - Chipset Tiger Lake Rev 1.0 - Bus specs: PCIe 4 (16.0 GT/s) for all those that want the full spec sheet of these benchmarks below

Boot drive - WD SN730-1TB

Slave drive WD SN530-500GB

 

[Dan.G]

DRAM-less NVMe SSD with SM2269XT controller (HMB), using PCIe 4.0 x4.

 

[ElusiveX99]

 

[68Olds]

Here's my web daily driver. It's an i5-3330s, Gigabyte GA-H77TN mITX, 2x4GB DDR3-1600 CL11 so-dimm. Finally updated settings & re-ran the test to meet the OP's requirements.
Intel 335 Series / 240GB / SSD / SATA III