I thought there was a setting for the wifi stuff in the bios that you need to double check to make sure it is actually tuned on

simplyfabio
Hi to everyone guys!
I have two small issues with this amazing board, and I would like to know if there is some way to fix them.
 
1. WiFi card is not recognized by windows. is there a way to check if it is installed and working from the bios? The LED are under the I/O shroud, and is impossible for me to remove now the motherboard to open and check! I've used the WiFi set included in the EVGA H370, so the new Intel 9260 AC+BT 5.0. It is possible can a future BIOS update will fix it?
 
2. I've two identical NVME SSD installed in PM1 (CPU) and PM2 (PCH) How can I check what is what in Windows without removing one? The properties panel say to me that one is connected to Bus 0 and another to Bus 24.
 
3. I have a 64gb Kit of Corsair DDR4 LPX 3733 CAS17. The bios report that the XMP1 supported is max at 3600MHZ, and the XMP2 is not supported. Is that possible?
 
Thanks a lot for each one that will help!
 
Have a great day!

1.Get the WI-FI Driver for the card from manufacture website.

simplyfabio
I did it! But windows doesn’t see the hardware. I am only afraid that is defective, (but was new inside the H370 Stinger) or the 1.09 bios has issues to enable the M.2 Key E. I will try the 1.08 or 1.07 maybe?

1.09 not exits

What CPU do you have and how many PCIe Devices are installed?
What is the Corsair Part Number/Model Number of this Memory?
What Version on Windows and if Windows 10 the Version like 1803 or 1809?
What is the Make and Model of your two NVME SSD Devices? 
 
Is your CPU Devices setup like this?

 
How are your PCIe Lanes setup?

 
How do you have the M.2 setup? You have said above the you do have the WIFI Enabled what about the rest.

Maybe, Maybe Not.

EVGA is not showing this Memory is supported in the X299 or any other EVGA Motherboard.
Not saying that it well not work only that it is not listed as supported same as what Corsair shows.
https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/
Corsair shows this memory CMK64GX4M4K3733C17 for the Intel 300 Series
 
Disable U.2 PU2 if you are not using that Drive and Port Type in the Bios.

simplyfabio

bcavnaugh
EVGA is not showing this Memory is supported in the X299 or any other EVGA Motherboard.
Not saying that it well not work only that it is not listed as supported same as what Corsair shows.
https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/
Corsair shows this memory CMK64GX4M4K3733C17 for the Intel 300 Series
 
Disable U.2 PU2 if you are not using that Drive and Port Type in the Bios.

I knew it, but it is shown in the bios with the same suggested timings, but only with lower frequency (3600). Corsair shows that it supports the X299 at max 3466. I was hoping in the X299 DARK overclocking capabilities! I can try to lower the frequency, but for now at 3600 everything works!

Have you tried to set the Memory Manually?
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Memory/vengeance-lpx-black/p/CMK64GX4M4K3733C17
Tested Latency 17-19-19-39
Tested Voltage 1.35V
Test with 3400MHz then 3500MHz and so on.
But then having the Memory I would leave it on XMP1 and set the Memory Speed to 3400 MHz.

simplyfabio

bcavnaugh

simplyfabio

bcavnaugh
EVGA is not showing this Memory is supported in the X299 or any other EVGA Motherboard.
Not saying that it well not work only that it is not listed as supported same as what Corsair shows.
https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/
Corsair shows this memory CMK64GX4M4K3733C17 for the Intel 300 Series
 
Disable U.2 PU2 if you are not using that Drive and Port Type in the Bios.

I knew it, but it is shown in the bios with the same suggested timings, but only with lower frequency (3600). Corsair shows that it supports the X299 at max 3466. I was hoping in the X299 DARK overclocking capabilities! I can try to lower the frequency, but for now at 3600 everything works!

Have you tried to set the Memory Manually?
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Memory/vengeance-lpx-black/p/CMK64GX4M4K3733C17
Tested Latency 17-19-19-39
Tested Voltage 1.35V
Test with 3400MHz then 3500MHz and so on.
But then having the Memory I would leave it on XMP1 and set the Memory Speed to 3400 MHz.

Maybe I was not clear: The XMP1 enable the memory working at 3600MHZ and Latency 17-19-19-39 with no issue!. I was wondering just why was not possible for the motherboard read te XMP profile of 3733MHZ.
Thank you for you support BTW!

Because that memory is the Z300 Series Chipset and not the X299 Chipset most likely.
I was saying to run @3400 MHz so your CPU Overclock would be more stable on the X299 Chipset.

Ah ok! I’ll try it! Actually I am using the PU2 for a cache drive

paladore
I was reading online for the WiFi intel cards you need to delete the old versions or drivers or disable them. I was reading online about people using windows 10 and having issues of their WiFi cards not updating. Once they deleted old drivers and had the new ones . They would disable the card restart the computer and windows would now recognize the new update on WiFi cards.

Mhhh, but I cannot see the adapter at all, that's the problem!

bcavnaugh

simplyfabio

bcavnaugh

simplyfabio

bcavnaugh
EVGA is not showing this Memory is supported in the X299 or any other EVGA Motherboard.
Not saying that it well not work only that it is not listed as supported same as what Corsair shows.
https://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/
Corsair shows this memory CMK64GX4M4K3733C17 for the Intel 300 Series
 
Disable U.2 PU2 if you are not using that Drive and Port Type in the Bios.

I knew it, but it is shown in the bios with the same suggested timings, but only with lower frequency (3600). Corsair shows that it supports the X299 at max 3466. I was hoping in the X299 DARK overclocking capabilities! I can try to lower the frequency, but for now at 3600 everything works!

Have you tried to set the Memory Manually?
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Memory/vengeance-lpx-black/p/CMK64GX4M4K3733C17
Tested Latency 17-19-19-39
Tested Voltage 1.35V
Test with 3400MHz then 3500MHz and so on.
But then having the Memory I would leave it on XMP1 and set the Memory Speed to 3400 MHz.

Maybe I was not clear: The XMP1 enable the memory working at 3600MHZ and Latency 17-19-19-39 with no issue!. I was wondering just why was not possible for the motherboard read te XMP profile of 3733MHZ.
Thank you for you support BTW!

Because that memory is the Z300 Series Chipset and not the X299 Chipset most likely.
I was saying to run @3400 MHz so your CPU Overclock would be more stable on the X299 Chipset.

Actually, checking better in the BIOS, was true that the exact profile wasn't recognized, but there is a list showing and to choose the frequency that I would like to have!
Anyway, I am following your and TiN suggestion on the OC guide, and I will keep the RAM at 3466 at 16-18-18-36.
Thanks a lot!

Which CPU are you using?

GGTV-Jon
Which CPU are you using?

Intel 7980XE Delidded, not yet overclocked, but planned at 4.4/4.3

The Small Red One, under the two LED's (Multi-function POST indicator)
When you are in the Bios you can change the Bios Switch to update each one.
Update #1 Reboot back to the Bios Change to the Next Bios #2 update and reboot back to the Bios Change to the last Bios update reboot and all done.
You can put three different Bios Files on a USB Flash Drive and select the Bios File for Each of the Three Bios Positions.