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Updated SATA driver, now dvd writer problems I was geting a BSOD due to a driver for my SATA disks in AHCI mode, so I
updated the driver, and now in Device Mangler under IDE ATA/ATAPI
controller there is only the Intel (R) PCH SATA AHCI Controller, and...
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Right, I realized there has been some controversy regarding this perticular SATA 3 controller ( 9128 ).
I have had some odd issues with my new SSD and not really sure if it is the controller itself or if it is me who cannot figure out the proper settings...
Started by Sneakers on
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My native Intel controller is about 100 MB/s faster than the Marvell controller on my that the Marvell controllers... .
The Intel chipset can only do SATA II:
http SATA II speeds.
A Marvell controller that serves SATA III.
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I was geting a BSOD due to a driver for my SATA disks in AHCI mode, so I
updated the driver, and now in Device Mangler under IDE ATA/ATAPI
controller there is only the Intel (R) PCH SATA AHCI Controller, and no
ATA Channel controllers.
Consequently, I...
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First time purchaser of an SSD and I was hoping you folks can help me out with the speeds I am currently receiving.
Bought a Force GT 180gb drive knowing that my setup only supports SATA 2 speeds. I bought it for the expected slower speeds now and for...
Started by kennyl on
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by 7 people.
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As Yellowbeard said, a P45 or G45 board with an ICH10R SATA II chipset ....
I wondered SATA II ports, I was surprised.
If it helps, I have the Phoenix BIOS and I can't find any place there to turn on/off SATA II.
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[DRIVERS] My SATA driver(Both My Seagate Hardrive and DVD Rom) detected in bios but not in windows 7
My SATA driver(Both My Seagate Hardrive and DVD Rom) detected in bios but not in windows 7 When I open the PC, my hardrive and DVD rom was detected in bios but when the operating system started it shows the windows logo then after a second it shows a ...
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Re: My SATA driver(Both My Seagate Hardrive and DVD Rom) detected in bios but not in windows 7 Have software conflicts or driver issues.
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Used to use this to add additional SATA ports to my MOBO. Massive waste really as this card supports 4 devices in either RAID 0, 1 or 5 configs. The card also has an eSATA port on the backplate. Item comes in original box with driver CD, original paperwork...
Started by Hillskill on
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After a couple more sata sockets so i can add an SSD bootdrive and replace my IDE dvdrw with a bluray.
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Sandisk 120GB Ultra SSD - 2.5" SATA-II - Read 280MB/s Write 270MB/s - 3 Year Warranty for £65.98 @ Ebuyer - Expired - Hot UK Deals Sandisk 120GB Ultra SSD - 2.5" SATA-II - Read 280MB/s Write 270MB/s - 3 Year Warranty for £65.98 @ Ebuyer
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Started by Phill_1981 on
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It makes me laugh how many people want to upgrade to ssd...believing in miracle,that their old computer will... .
And you will loose space.
Nothing other noticeable.
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It will make the only one difference-your notebook will boot faster a lot .
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What is the difference in speed between sata 2 and sata 3 ports with Corsair SSD.
My SSD is : Corsair Force GT Sata 3 (120gb)
Version Model: CSSD-F120GBGT-BK
I am using Sata 3 ports, but thinking to pass on sata 2 ports because of blue screen, which occurs...
Started by albi201 on
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by 3 people.
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At worst with SATA II, you'll lose a second or two in booting, but in most things, the sequential speeds....
The sequential speeds will max-out SATA II capabilities in tests, but the other aspects will be virtually identical.
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Hi everybody,
i'm trying to find a SATA Controller that has a PCI-E connecction of at least 4x, and has also at least 4 channels for SATA disks. I need it to make a real raid 5 system, the fakeraid on my motherboard is absolutely crap.
Started by Stefano on
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The data sheet is here and here's a pic of the card:
I used/products/images_new/AMCC_9650SEe_kit.jpg
3ware 9650SE-4LPML PCI Express Lanes: 4 SATA II Controller Card up there with ....
Is the 8 port version of the SATA II card.
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Back in the days of PATA hard drives, a person used jumpers on the drive to indicate whether the drive was the master or the slave of the channel, or to let the cable select which drive was which.
SATA drives are one-per-channel, one-per-cable, etc.
What...
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Some SATA drives have jumpers to enable/disable 3Gb/s functionality or other backwards compatibility....
On SATA-II drives, a jumper is sometimes used to set the drive into SATA-I mode for compatibility with older controllers.
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