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  1. Hey, thanks for looking into this ! Here is my current setup : CPU : Ryzen Threadripper 1950X Motherboard : ASrock X399M Taichi Memory : Corsair Vengeance LPX (CMK32GX4M4A2400C16) GPU : Radeon RX Vega 64 I don't think the other parts are relevant, but if you need more details, let me know.
  2. "Were you able to get the card to work on another PC?" Yes, that's how I upgraded the firmware with the latest fix, unfortunately this PC is far from beeing powerful enough to run VR applications. The PCI bus on the motherboard/CPU is not broken either, I'm able to use these slots with other cards, there is really some kind of incompatibility. Actually I recall that initially my system even refused to POST (error code 94 IIRC) when having the WiGiG adapter inside (using the original BIOS v1.10), after upgrading the BIOS it now boots properly but the card is just not visible. This seem to be a known issue, from what I could read the workaround would be to use a PCI-E slot that is not connected directly to the CPU controller, but unfortunately there is no such slot available on my motherboard model. That's very interresting, thanks for this information ! It's the first time that I hear about a potential link between the BCLK speed and this issue, maybe I'll try to tweak a bit around with it to see if this brings any improvement.
  3. The card doesn't show up indeed, I tried all the slots of my motherboard, this is not really a new issue. I was hoping that the new hotfix might solve it (I did the firmware upgrade using another computer), but it did not (it seems like the firmware upgrade was on the heaset side so it would have been unlikely ... but who knows). The motherboard is working fine as far as a know, this really seem to be related to an incompatibility between the WiGiG adapter and PCI-E slots connected to the CPU. You are correct, I have tried all the slots and tried to change the BIOS settings as well (PCI-E speed, ...) no luck so far. If it's fixable with software, this would likely require a new firmware for the WiGiG adapter and / or an updated BIOS.
  4. Hi, Thank you for the hotfix and for trying to fix the issues related to this product, it seems that some users issues are solved :) Unfortunately it doesn't solve the issue in my case as the card is not detected by the system (Threadripper 1950X / ASrock X399M Taichi). I'm having a "Not ready (101) - WiGig card not found" error message. I already tried all PCIe slots and updated the bios to the latest version without success, I believe it's a low level issue as the card is not visible in Linux either. Regards
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