ASUS Maximus Formula SE

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How do I even go about this? I wasn't laughing at your CPU, I didn't even notice the cpu model in your sentence, I thought you were actually being sarcastic with your remark - like asus will actually build a bios around an individual customers's cpu woes. No offense meant.

By the way, I own 2 E6700s, 1 ES, and 1 retail. I don't think they're anything to laugh at. I won't even laugh at a 486. People on this forum don't laugh at other people's hardware. When I see a 386, or a 486 all I'm thinking is how to make it ran faster, etc. etc. etc.

I was just going by the comment that "Also, if your CPU OC is not found it may be better to make a formal request for bios settings using your CPU then to frustrate yourself changing settings." Knowing Asus or who ever would't waste their time with me, I thought the xtreme systems members might have some advice. It was actually my way of asking people like you for some advice on settings.

I wasn't offended or anything, just saw an opportunity to give you a little good natured ribbing

As I said in my post, I don't even have my board installed yet and reading this thread being the novice that I am, all those bios settings are starting to intimidate me.

I guess I'll figure it out as I go along. At least RAM is cheap these days incas anything gets fried.

Hi, i have an Maximus ofc, and 2x Raptor 36GB SATA and trying to install Vista 64bit, i have enabled RAID in bios, and made both the disks to a RAID thingy, both are working Member Disks, it sais "RAID: INTEL RAPTOR" in bios, since i named it Raptor, but Vista dosnt find any hard drive to install windows on, do i need to download any files to my USB and try to load them so windows can find my raid?

Please Help //wreckage

Edit: What did you guys do for it to work with Vista? I see in alot of signatures that you have Raid 0 with Vista 64bit for example, but why am i having problems? My raid worked fine on ASUS P5W DH Deluxe X975

Gotta be a Bios setting, jumper or something hardware based. Vista 64 should be just fine with RAID 0.