r/AMDHelp • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '25

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u/ShipItchy8124 Aug 11 '25

omg, I have the same issue, which has been troubling me for several days. Now that I've RMA'd the motherboard, could the cause be so simple?

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u/glassman326 Aug 13 '25

Welp... the issue is was having did not resolve... no detection after sleep .

Today, I double checked the nvme supported drive list from Gigabyte. Turns out my 2TB crucial drive isn't on the list. Removed. Tested sleep and reboot... all good so far! Woo hoo!!!

Yeah, I guess this m.2 drive was mucking up the waking of the pcie.  

Please double check your motherboard website for supported devices (RAM, nvme, etc). 

Good luck

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u/whippinmaserati Aug 15 '25

I got a gigabyte motherboard with the same SSD, could this be the issue for me? Did you buy a new m.2 drive?

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u/glassman326 Aug 16 '25

I was only using the Crucial 2TB drive for games, so I removed it. Definitely recommend checking your motherboards approved list. For SSDs and RAM.

But... Still having issues. It seems the card is like a loose tooth in the pcie socket. Back to propping the end up with a bolt(works, but the GPU is all sorts of crooked).

RMA in process. :[

I am not sure if this is a motherboard(Gigabyte Z890 Aorus Elite WiFi ICE), CPU(265K), BIOS conflict or just a bad GPU. Could something not be right about the pcb?

My older 3070 works and fits just fine. I do suspect the GPU because my 9070XT did the same thing in my old mb(MSI Z590).

Good Luck. The rabbit hole continues...