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Gaurav Saxena
Broken In
GL552VX is limited to 950M and 6700HQ
Why are you even considering it?
Because it seems to support PCIe NVME SSD.
GL552VX is limited to 950M and 6700HQ
Why are you even considering it?
So does every other new laptop with m.2 slot.Because it seems to support PCIe NVME SSD.
Seriously get this before sale endsBecause it seems to support PCIe NVME SSD.
But it is non- IPS Display.Seriously get this before sale ends
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GTX 1060 + i7 is a steal at 80k considering Indian laptop market. It supports PCIe SSD too
But it is non- IPS Display.
I have purchased Asus GL552VX and also purchase Samsung Samsung 250 GB PCIE 960 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD but it doesn't seems to be supported. Also in BIOS the only setting under SATA Configuration is AHCI (Latest BIOS Upgraded). I am attaching my HwInfo report with this post.
I did and I know its a mistake but nothing can be done now to change it.
Why would anybody buy a 1.5 year old laptop that too with 950m now?
Have you tried updating BIOS? If that doesn't detects your SSD, I don't think anything else would.I did and I know its a mistake but nothing can be done now to change it.
Now can you please provide a solution to my problem.
You want to brick your currently functional laptop by flashing some unknown third party BIOS?As per ASUS's website I seem to have latest BIOS. Can you suggest some other website from where can I upgrade my BIOS ?
That link states^^he is already using the latest bios(post#27).
@Gaurav Saxena try connecting only nvme drive after disconnecting hdd as well as dvd drive.See the below post for a possible solution(though it is for desktop mobo,it may work for laptops too):
Samsung 960 evo not detected in bios - [Solved] - Storage
P.S.you seem to be making mistakes quite often,why would you want to update bios from an unofficial source & risk bricking your laptop.
Laptops don't have multiple SATA ports unless its a top of line model.Do not put anything on SATA port 1 as this is now reserved for the NVME drive.
You could return it stating that your new nvme drive doesn't work with it and buy a new laptop which actually supports nvme drives (and has better hardware).@whitestar_999 I bought this laptop under some lucrative scheme (Almost 50% off). However I do now feel that I chosed poorly. But nothing can be done now. Regading the BIOS I am only asking as I had been trying everywhere to get my SSD working.
Sell it & buy a SATA SSD. You don't require a NVMe SSD, SATA SSD is fast enough for almost everything. For gaming you will see 0 performance improvement between SSD & HDD in case you don't know (just load times would be better).@SaiyanGoku It is not an option as I was told previously about the no return policy. Also I tried to return the SSD to E-Bay but they are also not accepting, stating that it is under warranty. Is there a way I can swap the SSD for some other product.