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    Tomorrow I will get my P5K deluxe, is the Onboard LAN ( thought it was the Marvell) good? I really have no clue, or should I buy a seperate network LAN card.

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    Hi all, I have a somewhat newbie Raid question. I also posted this over on the Asus forums, but thought I would post here too. As well wasn't sure I should make a new post, or keep on topic of this thread since this is the mobo I'm running.

    Any way I have a simple 2 drive Raid 0 setup in my system, everything works great so far. But was curious when I was poking around in the Intel Matrix Manager program, it shows both my drives operating at "Transfer mode 1", which is Sata 150, and I bought Sata 300 drives. Now maybe this is the way raid works? Or should they be operating at Transfer Mode 2, which might squeak out a bit better performance. Thanks for any info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PepsiDude View Post
    Hi all, I have a somewhat newbie Raid question. I also posted this over on the Asus forums, but thought I would post here too. As well wasn't sure I should make a new post, or keep on topic of this thread since this is the mobo I'm running.

    Any way I have a simple 2 drive Raid 0 setup in my system, everything works great so far. But was curious when I was poking around in the Intel Matrix Manager program, it shows both my drives operating at "Transfer mode 1", which is Sata 150, and I bought Sata 300 drives. Now maybe this is the way raid works? Or should they be operating at Transfer Mode 2, which might squeak out a bit better performance. Thanks for any info.
    Don't know if it should be running on transfer mode 1 or 2 but I'll check out what Matrix Manager reports for my raid0 setup when I go home tonight. I cant see why any raid setup should limit the speed from 3gb/s to 1,5gb/s though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PepsiDude View Post
    I have a simple 2 drive Raid 0 setup in my system, everything works great so far. But was curious when I was poking around in the Intel Matrix Manager program, it shows both my drives operating at "Transfer mode 1", which is Sata 150, and I bought Sata 300 drives. Now maybe this is the way raid works? Or should they be operating at Transfer Mode 2, which might squeak out a bit better performance. Thanks for any info.

    some drives have jumper configurations to change betweem mode 1 and 2...seagate's 7200.10 series comes to mind...it has a small white jumper that has to be removed in order to put it in SATA 300 mode.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue View Post
    some drives have jumper configurations to change betweem mode 1 and 2...seagate's 7200.10 series comes to mind...it has a small white jumper that has to be removed in order to put it in SATA 300 mode.
    Thanks man, will check that out when I get home!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mc2k View Post
    Tomorrow I will get my P5K deluxe, is the Onboard LAN ( thought it was the Marvell) good? I really have no clue, or should I buy a seperate network LAN card.
    Well it has dual LAN; Realtek, and Marvell. I'm using the Marvell. And it seems to work ok for me. But I'm just a home user with limited transferring files around between computers.

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