Hello!
I’ve decided to upgrade my system with SSD. So i want to use maximum capabilities of this hardware.
I want to use PCIe to install SSD NVME memory, because SATA on this motherboard is SATA2 )=
I need to modify bios to boot from PCIe NVME SSD.
So, here we are.
MSI P45 Neo (MS-7519)
PCIe 16x 2.0
AMI BIOS version 1.12 (01/18/10)
File attached:
- last bios update from msi.com (1C, '2010)
Best regards and waiting for some help.
P.S. When i need to make a donation? (=
7519v1C.zip (751 KB)
The NVMe mod is not intended for old legacy bios, only UEFI, sorry no can do for ur P45 Neo.
U can buy a SATA6Gbps PCIe/PCI card for ur SDD 2.5
@Otkidatch - This is your only options to boot to NVME on non-UEFI BIOS
[Guide] NVMe-boot without modding your UEFI/BIOS (Clover-EFI bootloader method)
[Guide] NVMe-boot for systems with legacy BIOS and UEFI board (DUET-REFIND)
X58/LEGACY BOOTING FROM NVME DRIVES (PIZUSKI METHOD) (MOST QUICK&SIMPLE WAY)
Oh. Thanks for reply, guys!
Yeah, i’ve read about clover solution.
Also, there’s another variant from some forum: using M2 RAID controller that has drivers onboard.
I haven’t bought any SSDs yet.