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This channel has two main components. The first is useful information about Microsoft SQL Server and how to make it run faster! The second is interesting information about PC computer hardware and how to make it run faster!
Yamaha CR-420 Receiver Demo
This video shows a vintage Yamaha Natural Sound Stereo Receiver CR-420 from 1977. This is a classic "silver-face" receiver from the late 1970s that has become quite collectible.
I demonstrate and talk about all of the front panel controls and rear panel connectors, including some common mistakes that people make with the controls and connections.
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I demonstrate and talk about all of the front panel controls and rear panel connectors, including some common mistakes that people make with the controls and connections.
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Links to Amazon are typically monetized on my channel (affiliate links) and may return a commission of sales to me from the retailer. This is unrelated to the product manufacturer.
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Yamaha CR-420 Receiver Tour
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This is a quick tour of a 1977 Yamaha CR-420 Natural Sound Receiver, showing how all of the front panel controls work and what their purpose was. Unless you were around in the 1970's, you may not have any first-hand experience with vintage stereo equipment like this. 🔴 Please subscribe for more content like this! SOCIAL 📝 - BLOG: glennsqlperformance.com/ 🐦 - TWITTER: GlennAlanBerry ...
Rough Sea from NCL Escape in Caribbean on December 15, 2023
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This is a view towards the west out the balcony door of Stateroom 9152 on December 15, 2023, during some relatively rough sea conditions on board the Norwegian Escape. It is somewhat peaceful... It is just raw 4K60 video shot with a Sony A6700, with no editing or processing. It is using the built-in microphone. 🔴 Please subscribe for more content like this! SOCIAL 📝 - BLOG: glennsqlperformance....
How to Patch SQL Server 2019
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This video shows you how to patch SQL Server 2019 with a Cumulative Update and explains why it is important. It includes how to find the latest Cumulative Update and how to determine whether you need it or not. Why Should You Patch SQL Server? glennsqlperformance.com/2021/12/12/why-should-you-patch-sql-server/ KB4518398 - SQL Server 2019 build versions learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql...
How to Patch SQL Server 2022
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This video shows you how to patch SQL Server 2022 with a Cumulative Update and explains why it is important. It includes how to find the latest Cumulative Update and how to determine whether you need it or not. Why Should You Patch SQL Server? glennsqlperformance.com/2021/12/12/why-should-you-patch-sql-server/ SQL Server 2022 Build Versions learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/sq...
How To Use BIOS Flashback on an ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS WiFi II
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This video shows you exactly how to flash the BIOS on an ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS WiFi II motherboard using BIOS FlashBack. This procedure may be necessary if you have one of these CPUs: Ryzen 7 5800X3D Ryzen 5 5600X3D This is the product page for this motherboard: www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-b550-plus-wifi-ii/ This is the link for the BIOS download ...
Backing Up a 2TB Database in 20 Seconds
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This video describes building a workstation called StorageBeast that has 256GB of RAM and 27 M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs. The first test for this monster is running a SQL Server 2022 database backup of a 2TB database in 20 seconds! The system uses an AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5955WX processor in an ASUS Pro WS WRX80E-SE SAGE WiFi motherboard. ASUS Pro WS WRX80E-SE SAGE WiFi motherboard (Amazon) amz...
How To Flash the BIOS on an ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi Motherboard Using BIOS FlashBack
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This video shows you exactly how to flash the BIOS on an ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi motherboard using BIOS FlashBack. This procedure may be necessary of you have one of these CPUs: Ryzen 9 7950X3D, Ryzen 9 7900X3D, Ryzen 7 7700X3D Ryzen 9 7900, Ryzen 7 7700, Ryzen 5 7600 This is the product page for this motherboard: rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi-m...
How To Flash the BIOS on an ASUS ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi Motherboard using BIOS FlashBack
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This video shows you exactly how to flash the BIOS on an ASUS ROG Strix X670E-E Gaming WiFi motherboard using BIOS FlashBack. This procedure may be necessary of you have one of these CPUs: Ryzen 9 7950X3D, Ryzen 9 7900X3D, Ryzen 7 7700X3D Ryzen 9 7900, Ryzen 7 7700, Ryzen 5 7600 This is the product page for this motherboard: rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-x670e-e-gaming-wifi-m...
Using The Correct M.2 Slot
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This video explains how to select which M.2 slot to use on a motherboard for the best storage performance. Installing the primary M.2 SSD (where the operating system) in the wrong M.2 slot is a common assembly mistake that can hurt performance. 🔴 Please subscribe for more content like this SOCIAL 📝 - BLOG: glennsqlperformance.com/ 🐦 - TWITTER: GlennAlanBerry 👥 - FACEBOOK: facebook.c...
How To Use the BIOS FlashBack Feature on ASUS Motherboards
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thank you :-)
Great video! But this didn’t help my problem unfortunately, I’ve been building this pc for around 2 months now and finally have everything ready to go and did the bios update. Being this is my first build I genuinely don’t have too much knowledge. I was able to get it to boot before for a minute but the vga light stayed on. Tried updating the bios now it tries to boot then once the cpu light turns red everything just shuts off
Thank you internet man. This seems to apply to just about any gigabyte board with q-flash plus btw.
You saved me today. Thank you. It’s unbelievable that gigabyte has no description for this
You are welcome! Good luck with your system!
Thank you for this video, super easy to understand and follow. Thanks to you, I managed to flash my BIOS and get my first PC build to POST correctly :) Cannot thank you enough!
You are welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful.
in this video there is written "if your system post, then you should use regular asus ez flash3", but why a lot of people in reddit and asus forum (me included) cant update with it? system literally crash in the same second you press ENTER when motherboard ask if i wanna update... i got this motherboard more than a year ago and i can only update it with flashback (and not everytime, i have to fight a lot to make it work) any advice? sorry for my bad english
Thank you so much. I bought this mobo used and new ram and CPU. I thought the worst and was about to go buy a new mobo and return this one. Tried resetting cmos, swapping the cmos battery, reseating ram, checking pins. This worked and I'm thankful. ❤
You are welcome. I'm glad you got your system working!
Great video thank you so much a year later and you’re still helping people. gained subscriber here.
Thanks! I appreciate that.
Hey I know this a year old video but my m.2 was put in the second slot when I first built the pc. I just moved it to the first slot did this effect anything or do I get the benefits from the first slot now?
Depending on your exact model of motherboard and CPU (and your BIOS settings), you should be getting a small benefit from lower latency from the M.2 drive being physically closer to the CPU and from being directly connected to the CPU (rather than being connected to the motherboard chipset). You won't notice the benefit in normal daily use. It won't be "Wow, my system is so much faster now". But it would show up on storage benchmark tests.
Do I need to do the same for Ryzen 5 7600X? It's not stated in the description but I would assume so.
You need BIOS version 0602 or newer to support the Ryzen 5 7600X. It is very likely that your motherboard already has a newer BIOS version. rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_qvl_cpu/
on asus rog strix b550-i you need cpu in socket, it wont start flash process without cpu....
Yes, that is true. That is a pretty low-end B550 motherboard from four years ago that has nothing to do with this video.
@GlennBerrySQL its not low end, same as this one, if you look at prices for miniITX boards its more money than normal ATX boards. Its only one generation older chipset. but comment is for flashback option, everywhere i see videos about asus flashback (b450, b550, b650, or whatever chipset), people do it without cpu, so i tried without cpu, and nothing happened :) found another video where guy flashes bios on Rog Strix B550-A also without cpu in socket
Thank you. You’re a life saver….
You are welcome. Glad the video was helpful!
Great video! I loved your delivery and explanation of the Qflash feature. I have a longhaired Dachshund too!
Dachshunds are great!
My BIOS is not flashing for some reason on my motherboard. I cannot get it to post
Thank you Glenn for this great Video. I am worried that maybe I ruined my new build. I put the flash Drive into the computers correct BIOS slot and pushed the Button and I believe it flashed a couple of times and then it stopped flashing but the light stayed on. The monitor did not come on so I pushed the on button on the Monitor to see if it was off and still nothing came on the monitor. I had thought the monitor is to come on while flashing the Bios. I had completely built the computer and never started it before trying to flash the Bios I still have never pushed the power button on the computer. I had only pushed the power button on the Power supply and have never turned it off as of yet. The light is still solidly on ever sense I first started it with the flash button. I have a ASUS PRIME X670E- PRO WIFI Thank you for your help!
This procedure does not show anything on your computer monitor (by design). It is designed to work with no CPU, GPU or memory. The only indication you will get about whether the operation is working is the BIOS Flash LED, which will blink/flash for 5-6 minutes and then stop blinking. If that LED only blinks a few times and then stops (or stays on) that means that the system could not read the BIOS flash file from the USB drive (or that it is not the correct file for your motherboard). It is ok to turn off the power supply power switch if this happens (it won't ruin anything). I would suggest you watch the entire video again and then make sure you did not skip a step or make some small mistake. Here are some common mistakes: 1. Downloading the BIOS file for a different model motherboard 2. Not renaming the BIOS file to the correct name (SX670EE.CAP) 3. Not having the USB drive formatted with FAT32 4. Not having the BIOS file in the root of the USB drive
@@GlennBerrySQL I love you man. Thank you so much. I am so thankful for your video. I have spent days and hours watching TH-cam and asking Google how to use it. Only your video showed how to rename the Bios and said that it was automatic if we clicked on the renaming ICON. Thank you so much, I truly wish I could pay you for that information.
@@robertrlkatz6890 Glad I could help! It is possible to send a tip for a YT video (quite a few people have sent them to me in the past), but it is not expected. Thanks!
All korean ssd wow
And your point is?
@@GlennBerrySQL envy you bro... I'm reluctantly using p5 plus bro
Clear a mud to me. Of course, I'm 79 and not a tech guy. I did download the zip and ran the options, but the numbers are Greek to me. I was hoping for something simple that told me either my drive was good and about how long it would last or go buy a new drive, stupid! Thanks for the video though maybe I will find a use for it later.
That is not really what CrystalDiskMark is designed for. It is a disk benchmark utility that lets you measure the performance of a drive in several different ways. This is useful for checking whether it is performing like it should for the type of drive that it is. For example, if someone installed an M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD in an M.2 slot that only had PCIe 3.0 support, the drive would still work, but it would be in PCIe 3.0 mode with only 1/2 the bandwidth of PCIe 4.0 mode. They might not realize there was a problem without measuring the performance with a tool like this. I think what you are looking for is a disk management tool from whatever vendor made your drive to tell you what its health condition is. Samsung uses Samsung Magician for this, but every drive vendor has something similar.
Perhaps, but it was advertised in several different places as a way to determine if your drive is failing, close to failing, or how long the drive will last. This app is for IT pros and not us average users. The advertising was done in such a way as to make one think this app would be useful for the average user. Sort of clickbait.
@@thesilentgeneration Advertised by who? The same developer who wrote CrystalDiskMark also wrote CrystalDiskInfo, which is a little closer to what you seem to be asking for. I have a YT video that shows how to use that program. But as I said before, you need to look for a vendor-specific disk management utility (that is made by whatever company made your drive(s)) to get the more end-user friendly information that you seem to want. Nothing in my video title, thumbnail or description is "click-bait".
@@GlennBerrySQL No, and I did not infer that it was clickbait. I was referring to other video sites, if you read my comments carefully. Respectfully: There are people who react to any sort of opposition to their own beliefs with hostility, rage, and often sarcasm. Many times they show that their beliefs and viewpoints on certain matters are not held by them through carefully thought out judgments based on facts but often emotions. They feel threatened when one or several of these anti-rationally based conclusions is questioned by a rational mind. In a way, they want one to respond to their emotions as they do. : By holding them as the equal to truth.
@@thesilentgeneration Believe me, I do read comments very carefully. Unfortunately, your comments have been pretty vague and ambiguous, so your thoughts have been difficult to decipher. I have tried to respond with useful information in a straightforward manner. No "hostility, rage or sarcasm" here. I appreciate your perhaps unintentional efforts to boost this video for the YT algorithm with a long comment thread. Thanks!
My gpu is rx6800xt but in gpu z in advance i dont have asis qulity
Hello! Thank you for this video but I have a question. I'm planning on buying a b650e-e asus rog strix gaming wifi motherboard and a sn850x WD Pcie 4.0 m.2 nvme 2tb SSD. What would happen if I connected the gen 4 ssd on the first slot which is a gen 5? Would it affect me in any way? would the speeds stay the same? Also I heard that in the motherboard mentioned above, if I insert an SSD on the m.2_3 slot, my gpu will run at x8 instead of x16. Should I insert my SSD on the 1st slot where the gen 5 is or should I connect my gen 4 ssd on a gen 4 slot? (m.2_2 slot)
Your SN850X would work just fine in the M.2_1 slot. It would still be PCIe 4.0, since that is the PCIe version that the drive supports (even though it is in a PCIe 5.0 slot). The M.2_1 slot is physically closer to the CPU, which will reduce latency (not that you will notice IRL), and that slot has a larger heatsink. It is also directly connected to the CPU rather than the motherboard chipset. If you only have one M.2 SSD, you want it in the "best" M.2 slot (which is M.2_1 on this motherboard).
@@GlennBerrySQL Thank you for your response, I appreciate it!
way to not mention the 8x downgrade
Newsflash: This is a "Short", which can only be 60 seconds long. Whether the primary PCIe slot (where the GPU usually is installed) goes from x16 to x8 depends on the motherboard, the CPU, what is installed in the various M.2 slots and your BIOS settings. Many modern Intel motherboards and CPUs will go from x16 to x8 if you use one or more M.2 slots connected to directly the CPU. Most modern AMD motherboards/CPUs will not do that. You need to read your motherboard manual to find out exactly what happens to your PCIe lanes depending on what you install.
do both drives you want to clone to/clone from need to be installed inside the computer? I have an Alienware with two m.2 slots, so if I want to clone from the factory drive to my Samsung, both the factory and Samsung drive I want the OS to be my new boot drive? when I connect one externally it won't let me clone from the original Alienware drive to my Samsung
I am getting 3C error after updating BIOS and not booting. I tried different ram already
Wait so you can put pcie gen 4 m.2 into the gen 5 slot? That won’t create problems and works correctly????
You can put any PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD into any PCIe M.2 NVMe slot, and it will work. The standard is backwards compatible. Whichever part has the lower version of PCIe will be the lowest common standard that will be used. So, if you put a PCIe 4.0 SSD into an PCIe 5.0 slot, it will work, but it will still only have PCIe 4.0 bandwidth (because the SSD is the bottleneck). If you put a PCIe 4.0 SSD into a PCIe 3.0 slot, it will still work, but it will only use PCIe 3.0 bandwidth (because the slot is the bottleneck).
@@GlennBerrySQL hey thank you so much for the detailed answer, you get 5 minutes maybe you can look at this diagram and tell me what you think? The diagram is confusing to me as it shows 16 lanes for gpu but the two m.2 actually go into the gpu lanes before it gets to the cpu? But it doesn’t state that I see that it lowers gpu lanes ? Or pcie switching www.manua.ls/gigabyte/x670e-aorus-master/manual
Page 5 * in the the link shows the diagram
@@TheOneGhost12 With an AMD X670E motherboard (like you have), you can use either of the M.2 slots connected to the CPU (M2A_CPU or M2B_CPU) without reducing how many PCI lanes are available for the GPU in the primary PCIe x16 slot. You can put a PCIe 5.0 or a PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD into either of those slots. M2A_CPU is the "best" slot to use, since it is closer to the CPU. BTW, it is easier to use the Gigabyte link instead of the one you were using. download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_x670e-aorus-master_1103_e.pdf?v=54c13ebeec9f5a46ebba720fb5759a45
@@GlennBerrySQL Hey thank you so much for your help and time! Do you think it’s weird though in the diagram it shows it connecting in the same lane as gpu before it gets to cpu? Also I’m assuming “ i “ is the row of ports for usb that go directly to the cpu ? Let me know if you happen to know as you seem knowledgeable: ]
Easily the best video I have found that describes the process. Thank you for posting. I need to update the BIOS in a completed build - issues with Intel Core i9-13900K. Initial BIOS flash via the BIOS failed and cannot access BIOS. CPU now being sent back to Intel under warranty, and I will Q Flash Plus the motherboard without the CPU.
Thank you! Good luck with your system!
What if I set my flash drive up correctly and there is no LED light flashing on the motherboard when I press q-flash plus button?
That usually means that you skipped a step or made some small mistake. This low-level procedure is pretty straight-forward, but every single step in the process has to be done exactly right, or it won't work. These are the general troubleshooting steps: 1. Did you watch the entire video, and follow all of the directions exactly? 2. Is the USB drive formatted with FAT32 rather than NTFS or exFAT? 3. Do you have file extensions enabled in Windows Explorer? 4. Did you download the latest BIOS file for your exact model motherboard? 5. Did you rename the BIOS file as gigabyte.bin? 6. Is the BIOS file in the root of the USB drive (not in a directory)? 7. Is the USB drive in the correct USB port (the one labeled BIOS)? 8. Are both power supply cables plugged into the motherboard? 9. Did you plug in the USB drive before you turned the power supply on? 10. Are you using a USB 2.0 flash drive instead of a USB 3.0 flash drive (USB 2.0 seems to work better)? 11. Did the BIOS flash LED on the motherboard flash for 5-6 minutes, and then stop flashing?
Hey, so im having an issue, Im trying to update my bios for the 9000 series. I have a usb formatted to fat32, downloaded the bios update, have the renamed cap file in root and im not using the system power button, im just turning the power supply on and hitting the bios flashback button. It just flashes times and stops.
Are you 100% sure you downloaded the correct BIOS for your exact motherboard model? ASUS has many models with similar names. Did you rename the BIOS file manually? Do you have three letter file extensions enabled in Windows Explorer? By default, they are turned off. For this exact motherboard, the name needs to be SX670EE.CAP. I have seen people accidentally rename the file to SX670EE.CAP.CAP. Are you using a small capacity USB drive (preferably USB 2.0)? These are all common mistakes/issues.
@GlennBerrySQL I ended up figuring it out. Even though the usb drive properties stated that it was Fat32, I had to clean and repartition it. Once I did that it worked.
@@KevinMO91 Glad that you got it sorted!
Thank you! I changed some memory settings in bios and jacked up my system. Your video helped get me back up and running. Took a couple of tries but I got the BIOS flashed, which returned everything to default status, which means my improper settings were wiped out. Talk about a sigh of relief. My keyboard wouldn’t even light up. I sent you a little thank you dough. Thanks again and have a gReat weekend! 😎
Thanks! I'm glad I could help!
Thanks!
Pretty useless information. I was hoping to understand lower part of the screen
I guess you could make your own video and show us how I should have done it.
Thanks man, very useful
You are welcome! I'm glad it was useful for you.
Thank you for your very helpful postings. I have a question that perhaps you can help me better understand a situation that exists in my back up system. Using Samsung magician it sees two of my Samsung 980 pro SSD drives what does not see two additional Samsung 980 pro drives that are on the system and are seen by Apple “FINDER.”
Thank YOU Glenn, you helped me and my friend a lot.🙏🙏
You are welcome!
Great video Glenn, thank you. Sent this to a lesser experienced friend and it was just what he needed. Appreciate it.
Great! I'm glad it was useful.
Can I do this with the processor installed? I’m trying to update my b550i board to accept a 5800x3d. The chip is currently in the slot and cooler mounted and I’d rather not take it all apart if I don’t have to. I will be downloading and preparing the file on a MacBook. Will it still work?
You don't have to disassemble the system to do this procedure. Just make sure the system is not turned on and "running" (by using the case power button) when you do it. The system just needs to be plugged in with the power supply switch turned on. You can use a Mac to download and prepare the file. Just make sure the USB drive is formatted with FAT32.
@@GlennBerrySQL ok I had a 5800x in it before and swapped it for a 5800x3d and didn’t think it would post
@@justinstewart3248 Well, depending on when your motherboard was manufactured (and whether you have ever updated the BIOS or not) you might have a new enough BIOS version that will support a 5800X3D. If the system will POST, you can use the built-in BIOS update utility in the BIOS setup program to update to the latest version.
@@GlennBerrySQL I last updated the bios 4 years ago on a B550i and I have yet to test this. I just didn’t want to have to reinstall the 5800x I have to be able to allow it to post and do it the easy way.
@@justinstewart3248 If it won't POST with the 5800X3D, then you can use the method shown in the video (and you don't have to remove the CPU). If it will POST, then you can update the BIOS the easy way.
Thanks for helping this random stranger
You are welcome!
Great video!!
Thank you for making our job easier as always
You are welcome!
Hey Glenn, I hope u see this. Stupid me turned on system before the whole bios thing. What do i do now?
Thanks for the Vid btw❤❤❤❤
If you turned on the system (with the case power button) before you did this, then this procedure will not work. The solution is to turn off the system. You need to be plugged in, with the power supply switch turned on. After that, follow the instructions in the video.
@@GlennBerrySQLSo i didn't kill my mobo with that?
@@LOL-bb8th No, doing it wrong in that manner will not hurt your motherboard.
@@GlennBerrySQLAlright, thank you so much for the help!!❤❤
for me it doesn't work, tried two sticks, and two bioses. which is horrible. i'm stukc on the 2000 series bioses, and it gives me the forever memtest no matter if i have expo on or off. this trash mainboiard ruined my life, no joke. the fact that my bad choice of hardware, and the issues i had, had me in a negative mood for my last relationship, and my negativity was too much XD
Followed the step and still stuck with code 00. 7950x3d 4090 Anyone else figured out this issue?
If you only have a gen 4 nvme drive, will it be any quicker in that gen 5 slot? Otherwise why bother?
No, it won't. The bandwidth is limited by whatever is lower (meaning the drive or the M.2 slot it is installed in). The idea here is to try to keep people from putting a PCIe 4.0 drive in an M.2 slot that only supports PCIe 3.0. Or a PCIe 5.0 drive in an M.2 slot that only supports PCIe 4.0. The second point is that people should look at their motherboard manual to figure out which M.2 slot to use, based on the motherboard chipset, the CPU they have, and what else is installed to figure out how the PCIe lanes will be allocated.
@GlennBerrySQL so why should I have my os drive in the slot closest to the cpu, when it's a gen 5 slot and I don't think it worth it to pay for a gen 5 drive? I'm happy with gen 4 for now.
@@garyrowe58 Well stay on your Gen 4 then. There is nothing wrong with that.
@@GlennBerrySQL but then why did you say to put it in the gen 5 slot?
@@garyrowe58 Putting the M.2 drive with your OS in an M.2 slot connected directly to the CPU (instead of an M.2 slot connected to your motherboard chipset) will reduce the latency. You probably won't notice this in normal usage, but it will show up in storage benchmarks. It is also what the motherboard makers usually recommend. Latency is different from bandwidth. The PCIe version doesn't matter for latency. The PCIe version matters for bandwidth. Storage bandwidth is less important than latency for most daily tasks. Bandwidth is important when you are reading or writing very large files. It is also very important for common database tasks that rely on sequential throughput. If you put an M.2 PCIe 5.0 SSD in a PCIe 4.0 slot, your bandwidth will be limited to PCIe 4.0 speed (which is about 7400MB/sec with four lanes). The M.2 slot is the bandwidth bottleneck in this scenario. If you put an M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD in a PCIe 5.0 slot your bandwidth will still be limited to PCIe 4.0 speed. The M.2 drive is the bandwidth bottleneck in this scenario.
I just got my motherboard today. Perfect guide! Nice step by step explanation and you can't go wrong. Thanks!
Excellent tutorial. I had doubts that are resolved here. Thank you very much sir.
my bios light doesnt come on
That generally means that you skipped a step or made a small mistake. Every little step has to be done correctly, from downloading the correct BIOS for your exact motherboard model, unzipping it, renaming it with the correct name, having the renamed file in the root of the USB drive, etc.
Thanks!
Thank you!
Im getting a continuous green light. MOBO: ROG STRIX B650E-F Gaming WiFi CPU : Ryzen 9 75903DX *I downloaded, extracted it, re-named it. Still continuous green light. USB is a 32gigs empty with nothing but the BIOS. Fat32 also.
i need to understand whats those numbers meam. the most important info.
Just ran through this step by step as this is my first build and wanted to point out an error that I had that others might be struggling with, as well as the solution. When renaming the file with the BIOSRenamer, mine said it was renaming the file to “SB650EF.CAP” but noticed that the file itself just said “SB650EF” without the .CAP on the end like it shows up in yours. I decided to manually add the .CAP to the end of the file before doing the BiOS flash but immediately got a solid green light after a few flashes. Went back and tried it with what the Renamer did, without the .CAP and it worked perfectly. Hope this helps anyone else out! Great video!
This is probably because you don't have file extensions enabled in Windows Explorer. The .cap was there, but you could not see it (because by default, Microsoft hides it to not "confuse" people).
@@GlennBerrySQL ohhh. So by adding .CAP to the end, thus making it .CAP.CAP, I created the problem? It makes sense, though definitely confused me a bit
hey bro it not showing drive status
it's saying N/A
@@user-bz4wx5fw9g Do you have a Samsung SSD installed or some other brand? Samsung Magician only shows full information for Samsung SSDs. You can use CrystalDiskInfo to get health information for most drives.
@@GlennBerrySQL Well i am not using Samsung SSD i am using Crucial bx500
@@user-bz4wx5fw9g Then you should use Crucial's drive management software, not Samsung's.