Greetings…
I have searched the forum and I was not able to find anything on this with WD SN850X 8TB M.2 on Asus prime b650-plus.
Just bought the WD SN850X 8TB M.2 and it shows up on windows as 512 gb, and also in the b650 bios as 512 gb. It thinks that the model model number is WDS500G1XHE-00AFY0. I am thinking that I can’t possible be the only one that have this combo and at least simular to the b650.
It is bought here at Proshop in Denmark, one of Europe’s largest sellers, so I doubt that it is a fake or wrong ssd. I can also see the model number sais ‘wds800t2xhe - 00cdd0’ and that should be correct.
https://www.proshop.dk/SSD/WD-Black-SN850X-SSD-8TB-M2-2280-PCIe-40-Med-koeleprofil/3284348
Obviously I have updated the Asus prime b650-plus to the newest firmware and bios as well.
The WD SN850X asked to be automatically firmware updated as the first thing that happened after I installed the Western Digital Dashboard and the model number didn’t change after that.
Running Windows 11 23H2, but I tried booting into a couple of live linux distros (parrot and kali), but the ssd still turn up as 512 gb.
That makes me pretty convinced that it is not related to a OS problem, as I see a few people suggest on Reddit.
I tried every setting in the bios I could possible think of that could affect PCIe and NVMe, and I also switched off SATA completely, tried toggle Secure boot on/off, CSM on/off. But no change what so ever and no luck in detecting it as anything bigger than 512 gb.
What am I missing here, is the wds800t2xhe not supported on the Asus prime b650-plus?
Any suggestions much appreciated.
I ordered two adaptors to test out to see if that changes anything.
An ‘Hyper Drive Next - USB4 NVMe M.2 SSD Enclosure’ that supports up to 16 tb, and a ‘StarTech X4 PCI Express to M.2 PCIe SSD Adapter Card’
On paper at least the usb4 Hyper Drive Next should support it.
Cheers,
Frank