ASUS M2N motherboard with graphics card issue

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If your ASUS motherboard doesn't recognize the SSD with the interface, you can try the following solutions:1Confirm compatibility:

Make sure there is wide compatibility between your SSD and the motherboard. Check your motherboard's specification sheet to see if that model of SSD is supported. Also check that the SSD's interface type (e.g., SATA or NVME) matches the motherboard's interface type.

2.Check the connections: Make sure the SSD is properly installed and connected to the slots on the motherboard.

Reseat the SSD to make sure it is securely connected. 3.Update motherboard firmware:

5.Check SSD health: Connect the SSD to another computer to check if it is recognized and working properly.

If it is not recognized on other computers, it may be an issue with the SSD itself and needs to be repaired or replaced. The above is mine, I hope it can help you, I wish you a happy life! (˃

This motherboard is not an ASUS product, it is recommended to contact the relevant manufacturer to troubleshoot the problem.

There are different specifications of interfaces, some interfaces only support SATA protocol SSD, some interfaces only support PCIe protocol SSD, and some interfaces SATA and PCIe protocol SSD can be supported, it is recommended to confirm whether the SSD meets the motherboard interface specifications.

The reason why SSDs are not recognized by the above operating systems is that PE and Win7 and below (e.g. Win XP) do not have their own NVMe drivers.

The so-called "NVME", the full name is non-volatile memory express, translated into Chinese called "non-volatile memory standard", is a logical device interface standard.

It's the interface that implements this new standard. Since the above systems were released before this new standard came out, there is no driver for it, and of course it cannot be recognized.

Extended] What is an SSD?

In simple terms, it is an SSD with an interface (pictured above on the back). The main advantages over SATA SSDs (below, right) and traditional HDDs (below, left) are that they are smaller, have faster read and write speeds, and do not require a special cable to connect to the motherboard and only need to be powered by the motherboard.

It should be supported, if the thing is at hand, it is recommended: 1, check the motherboard manual, confirm whether the board supports SATA channel, or only supports PCI-E protocol, 2, if you are sure that the seat supports SATA channel, keep the SSD in the left picture alone, do not connect other SATA disk, boot into the BIOS to see if it is recognized.

Let's talk about the specific motherboard and SSD model. The interface includes SATA and PCIe protocols, known like ASUS Z97-A motherboards are more evil, can only use PCIe protocol SSD, then if you buy SSD SATA protocol, it will not be recognized.

**The second one is obviously the Gigabyte B360 motherboard, check the official information, the motherboard supports the 2280 type M2 hard drive (NVME) protocol and the 2242 type M2 hard drive (ACHI protocol). The landlord bought a 2280 type Achi protocol M2 hard disk (two notches on the gold finger slot), so it is not supported! The landlord needs to replace the M2 hard disk with the 2280 NVMe protocol (there is only one notch in the gold finger slot).

Dear, there may be several reasons for this:1BIOS Setup Issues:

You need to go to the BIOS settings to confirm whether the conversion mode of the interface is set correctly. Generally speaking, for NVMe SSDs, you need to set the interface conversion mode to "NVME", and for SATA SSDs, you need to set the interface conversion mode to "AHCI" or "RAID". 2.

Interface problems: To confirm whether the working status of the interface is normal, you can try to test the interface on other computers to see if it can be recognized and used normally. 3.

SSD problem: If you need to confirm whether the SSD can work properly, you can try to test the SSD on other computers to see if it can be recognized and used normally. 4.

Motherboard compatibility issues: If you need to confirm whether the motherboard supports this type of SSD, you can check the interface specifications and compatibility list of the motherboard on the motherboard's official website or manual to confirm whether the SSD is in the compatibility list. If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it is recommended to contact the technical support of the motherboard or SSD manufacturer for further troubleshooting and resolution.

ASUS M2N68 Plus motherboards can be equipped with up to GTX980Ti graphics cards, but it is recommended to pair them with GTX750Ti graphics cards to be more balanced and cost-effective.

1. The graphics card that can be matched with the motherboard mainly depends on whether the highest processor that the motherboard can carry matches the graphics card to fully play the performance of the graphics card.

2. ASUS M2N68 PLUS motherboard can be equipped with up to Phenom II processor, the performance of this series of processors is not too high-end, it belongs to the mid-range, although the motherboard is equipped with GTX980TI can run normally, but because most programs or games have relatively balanced hardware requirements, the processor has become the weakness in this configuration, so it is recommended to carry GTX750TI, in order to achieve the purpose of overall performance matching, and it is also more cost-effective.

3. When using high-end graphics cards and processors, you must pay attention to matching the power adapter with sufficient power to prevent performance degradation or failure caused by insufficient power.

As long as the power supply can keep up with the CPU power, this motherboard can be used on any PCI-E interface graphics card on the market.

This motherboard supports up to Athlon, iix4 650 (ADX650WFK42GM), ,512kb, 95W, SocketAM3 but to upgrade the BIOS to version 1701.

Hello landlord,First of all,This motherboard is completely OK with GT240 or 9800GT,My brother-in-law is also this motherboard,He uses4400+CPU and 9800GT,The power supply is rated at 350W,Triple core CPU If it is the previous generation of triple cores, it can be on,The new generation of triple cores can not be on,Graphics card, it is recommended that you use ZOTAC GT240 Destroyer,**Around 550,The power supply requirements are rated at about 300WThe machine is OK,That's right,My brother-in-law is this motherboard。