you have to put them on a floppy and when you instal windows hit F6 during the begining of instalation.
you can get them off the main gigabyte webiste.![]()
you have to put them on a floppy and when you instal windows hit F6 during the begining of instalation.
you can get them off the main gigabyte webiste.![]()
Silverstone CW02 HTPC Chassi
Q6600
2 x GB Mushkin PC1066
GA-X38-DQ6
Scythe Ninja Rev B
3WARE 9650SE 4Lane RAID Controller
1xRAPTOR 150GB
4x500GB 1.5TB RAID 5 ARRAY
8800GTS(G92) 512MB
700Watt Thermaltake Modular PSU
Download the Raid Floppy utility from here
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filt...4&submit=Go%21
(AHCI/RAID Drivers are in the same package.). Its the second one in the list.
Download it then extract with winrar. Double click to let it format and configure the driver on the floppy.
Make sure your sata cables are plugged into the Intel ports and not the gigabyte ones.
Go into BIOS to "integrated peripherals" and set to AHCI (on the first line)
Save and exit
Whack in the disc and when you get to the "load driver" part put in the floppy and press enter.
dstealth:
Wow, really nice!
What sort of cooling ?
What numbers did you get from 1M ?
Also, what sort of Ram is that ? ocz 9200 flex's ?
Last edited by zicada; 01-20-2008 at 05:54 AM.
Hi, are you sure your HDD that you intend to use supports NCQ? if not I don't think you can't use AHCI option.
Every drive I've tried to use AHCI on has failed if it does not support NCQ, whereas all NCQ drives I have used did allow me to set AHCI as the option in BIOS.
I've tried to confirm this observation, but have never found anything that 100% agrees or disagrees with it.
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