Payload=256k SSD is not recognized or shows a “Yellow Mark” in the OS. How can it be solved?
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Updated at April 29th, 2024
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Payload=256k SSD needs to request more resources. Please refer to the following steps to adjust the MaxPayLoad setting in the BIOS.
Take the Supermicro Server motherboard as an example.
1) Enter the motherboard BIOS setting, find Advanced→Chipset Configuration→North Bridge→IIO Configuration→CPU Configuration→Slot
2) Adjust the PCIe Port Max Payload Size to 128B or 256B.
The following table describes the Payload=256k SSDs.
| Manufacture | Model/Series |
| Western Digital | SN630 |
| Intel | Optane P4800X |
| Samsung | 983 DCT |
| Micron | 9300 PRO |