Then caught it super constantly in Discord. So at first I thought I had a bad mic because I noticed the mic dropping first thanks to stream chat.
Logitech X56 Pro HOTAS hooked up (3.0 slots)īlue Yeti Mic / Steel Series Headset (2.0) I didn't really notice the issue much until I started using my VR Headset with MS Flight Sim. I was literally having my microphone cut out randomly while streaming, my keyboard would disconnect and reconnect at random. Switched the PCIE over to Gen3 seems to have mostly cured it. (Aorus X571 Elite Wifi mobo and RTX 3090 with Ryzen 9 3900X cpu) Getting these issues with 3.0 and 2.0 and 3.1 USB slots. Heyo, I'm having the same issues with USBs just "bouncing" NVME writes on C: throttled to 1.0 GB/s : gigabyte () A quick format and trim of the NVME seems to have returned performance to expected levels. Update (12/15): I believe I have resolved the NVME performance issue. Everything looks great, including NVME performance. Update (12/12): I have tested this BIOS and PCIe config settings on a second, very similar system. I'd be curious what others are seeing with these two BIOS settings. Results with PCIEX16 at Auto and PCIe at Auto. Results with PCIEX16 at Auto and PCIe at 3.0. Notice the slot 1 NVME write performance is terrible, but the slot 2 NVME performance is good (CPU vs. Results with PCIEX16 at 3.0 and PCIe at Auto. I have a PCIe Gen 4.0 NVME in both slot 1 and 2 (top two NVME slots). I am running an RTX 3090 FE in the top PCIe slot. Given the write speed issue is something outside of F31, the new PCIEX16 in the BIOS is great! Thank you Gigabyte! I will work to track down the cause of poor write speeds. Bug, or intended side effect of splitting the PCIe Gen settings out? Edit: I rolled back to F22 and the write speed is still poor, so this isn't related to the F31 BIOS. The NVME write speed in NVME slot 1 has been impacted. (This helps with integrated audio chipset crackling issues and USB issues I have been fighting.) I can now run my GPU at Gen 3.0 and keep my NVME at Gen 4.0. PCIe Slot Configuration > Appears to apply to NVME.*new: PCIEX16 Slot Configuration > Appears to apply just to the X16 slot(s).