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I have a seven year old Asrock B75 Pro3 motherboard.
There is no support for M.2 but AMI UEFI
it has bios.
Intel Pentium 2130 + built-in VGA
8gb ddr3 ram.
I made the nvme driver for bios
paste (NvmExpressDxe_Small.ffs).
I installed the bios file.
I inserted an Axagon PCEM2-S NVMe M.2 adapter into the PCI-E 3.0 x16 socket.
The adapter includes a Silicon Power 256GB A80 M.2 NVMe 1.3 SP256GBP34A80M28 SSD.
Finally, Windows 10 x64 Pro was installed.
Partition table GPT.
Bios boot option UEFI.
Windows installed without problems.
Because of the weak parts above, I didn’t expect much
system for acceleration.
In fact, the acceleration is huge.
Within a few days a five year old Asrock B85M Pro3
motherboard will be similarly accelerated.
I enter here the modified Asrock B75 Pro3 2.00 BIOS
file.
I’ve been using the above motherboard for six years, now Win 11 IoT Enterprise is running on it.
Very fast.
https://mega.nz/file/Uh0gXYZZ#Pgzzensf08SRcdVmd3q475Bt4GeK3fSH3uVcn2OzLaU
Another modified BIOS ASROCK B85M PRO3 1.50 BIOS file.
I’ve been using this motherboard for six years, flawless.
Win 11 IoT Enterprise runs on it very quickly.
https://mega.nz/file/YhdWUDIb#eDzAdZM3cSOVkh3AQ-kFO2ZZUC-2N_Hya0PPFw8m9ds
The BIOS BOOT menu shows the path: option, this should be selected before installing Windows, Linux.