Recent content by powerbookboy

Disabling VT-d made no difference, stil crashes under heaving CPU+disk load. Am now trying capping Short/Long power duration TDPs to see if that makes a difference. FWIW I have tried 2 different PSUs, both of which work find in another system. I'm becoming increasingly suspicious of that the...

if it solves my problem then it would be a worthwhile investment. Unfortunately I have limited options with min-ITX, especially if I want Thunderbolt, extra especially if I want to avoid bankruptcy. But better than buying more and more different NVMe drives in the hope that by some miracle that...

Seems counterproductive when the purpose of the Z690/12900KS is purely to get more performance, so downgrading to SATA isn't on my radar, especially when some of the workloads I have are disk I/O intensive. In all honestly much of the time my 9900K based system if perfectly fine, but I found a...

OK. So Page 36 we have 7. DisableIoMapper and 8. DisabbleIoMapperMapping. Is that what you are referring to? Looking at what MMIO means ( the error message I have are seeing ) , it appears to be how the CPU maps access to RAM and other devices like NVMe drives. If I recall most OSes use...

Did you ever resolve this? I have a AsRock Z690 ITX Phantom gaming with a 12900KS. I've had this issue with multiple drives now (Sabrent Rocket, Crucial T500, WD SN750 ). In another thread I'm being encouraged to now try a WD SN850 and I'm really not convinced that this is going to do anything...

Yeah, first Mac was an LC2 back in 1990. I rather like Windows 11. It's just I've got to port my web developments environment over to Windows/Linux which is somewhat non-trivial to do. I think I'm going to have to really bite the bullet, spend a few days getting Windows 11 setup for work and...

Have now fitted a WD SN750 ( not SE ) 512GB drive into my Z690. Machine was stable for a few days, but now I have once again had a period of repeated crashes with "3rd party NVMe controller. Loss of MMIO space." errors showing on rebooting. This behaviour is now consistent across a Sabrent...

I'm not sure i understand the logic behind this statement? I have been using a Sabrent Rocket 2TB drive for ~3 years across OS 10.15, 12.6 and now 13.6. It's been absolutely 100% rock solid in an ASROCK Z390 ITX. If I switch that exact same drive into my ASROCK Z690 ITX board, using the exact...

For what it's worth I have a Sabrent 2TB Rocket which is ~95% full. I have been using this with zero problems for ~3 years in a AsRock Z390 ITX Phantom / 9900K using MacOS 10.15 and more recently 12.6. Since switching this drive into my new AsRock Z690 ITX Phantom / 12900KS I have started to get...

Confirmed working with v4.4 BIOS with a Thunderbolt device attached and showing in Windows Thunderbolt software when running the Flash utility. For reference it was an Apple Thunderbolt 3->2 adapter , an Apple Thunderbolt cable plugged into a MacBook Air with Thunderbolt networking enabled...