I have a list of issues I have been unable to resolve on my 7,1. I'm hoping some of you may have or had similar issues. and could help me and others like me resolve 1 or more of them.
Some things I will most likely change
additions I've added:
- Highpoint SSD7101A-1 ( 2x 2TB saberent rocket Q )( 1 for MacOS, 1 running windows 11 Pro )
- replaced w5700X MPX w/ OEM 6900xt
Sonnet Technologies Allegro Pro
SuperSpeed+ USB 3.2 PCI Express 2.0 Card Mac / PC / USB 3.2 / PCIe
- OEM 6900XT fans go full blast during sleep. Tried NVRAM reset and SMC reset.
- running main system off Highpoint SSD7101A-1 (very audible fan noise during use appears to be coming from this?)
- when under windows the system Crashes during sleep. Ive reloaded with system with windows 10 pro 2-3 times and windows 11 pro 2-3 times. installing drivers pulled with brigadier. if let sleep for a period under windows, eventually the system will crash and reboot into macOS (from internal SSD not the main one I use running off the highpoint)
- Under Windows, the 10GB ethernet has intermittent drops and pauses. Ive tried multiple driver revisions and the This fix:
disable both Recv Segment Coalescing for IPv4 and IPv6 in advanced properties (did not resolve issues and resorted to disabling ethernet and running wifi only.) - Something I've noticed while gaming under windows. Rarely, but sometimes the system will hang and freeze while playing a game. often times resulting in having to hard shutdown the system. This has also happened with older 5,1's and 6,1's in the passed. could be related to ecc ram or possibly using 3rd party ssd's overheating or other. not overly concerned with it ATM but perhaps someone else has noted this issues before.
Some things I will most likely change
- replace the main SSD flash cards (1tb) with a 4 TB set and run my main OS off this.
- remove the highpoint and sell this & both 2TB nvme cards.
- run 8TB Pegasus J2i Internal Storage Enclosure (hold work data here & add 2TB or 4TB 2.5'" SSD to run windows off of.
- turning off sleep?
- losing performance and going back to the W5700X.
- buying a new MPX module for way more than its worth.