Awesome, I'll give it a try. Is that a good place to look for beta's? Usually I hit station drivers, but nothing has shown up there as of yet.
Awesome, I'll give it a try. Is that a good place to look for beta's? Usually I hit station drivers, but nothing has shown up there as of yet.
Asus P6T6 Revolution/Core i7 965EE
Vista Ultimate 64bit
BFG GTX295
6x2gig OCZ Platinum DDR3-1600
Samsung SH-S223Q
2 640gig WD's in raid 0
Areca ARC-1210
Auzentech X-FI Forte/Z-5500's
Corsair 1000w psu
Well, this is originally from station drivers, but impossible to find on their site....
EDIT - Heres the direct link X48-DS4 Station Drivers
Last edited by gymenii; 06-26-2008 at 08:11 AM.
E8600
GA X48-DS4
4GB OCZ Platinum LV-1150
2x Samsung F3 500GB RAID0
PCS+ AX5870
LG W2600H-PF
Lian Li A16B
Win7 Pro x64
I just wanted to see what you guys are running in your settings for your bios. If you have a minute I would like to compare.
Thanks in advance!
Last edited by knightsar; 07-14-2008 at 10:35 AM.
Q6600 G0 3.6 @1.4930 v AC 7 Pro
Mushkin XP 4GB DDR2 800 4-4-4-12 2.1V
GIGABYTE GA-X48-DQ6
EVGA GeForce 280 GTX
Seagate Barracuda 500GB 32MB Cache
CORSAIR 620HX
Pioneer 20X DVD+R SATA
Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit
Antec 900
HI all
Just setup my Gigabyte Ga-X48-DS5 motherboard with Q9450. I wanted to run 2 drives in Raid so installed XP with the included raid drivers for IH9R chipset. Initially appeared to run fine however on closer inspection I noted that the MX Revolution mouse was stuttering way to often on simple actions like opening up file manager and accessing the DVD drive. I ran DPC (latency check program ~ BTW if you have Kapersky antivirus it will not allow the file to run) and I was getting massive spikes into the red. Tried disabling the sound card, network adapters etc and it made not an ounce of difference. After a bit of research on the web I noted that someone had a similar issues (not with a Gigabyte board) and the solution was to change back to running IDE emulation on SATA (NOT AHCI or RAID). Tried that and also disable the accessory (non-intel) sata ports and now the PC runs smooth as silk. Not a single stutter. And DPC show all green.
I did try the new Intel Matrix Drivers and I had the latest Gigabyte bios and nothing made a difference until the RAID was disabled.
Got a new bios from Gigabyte (as a response from tech support) - F6D and it seems to have settled the latency issues right down. As noted before there were major stutter with RAID enabled, but even without latency was not quite low enough (up to 1000us sometimes).
Now with the F6D bios the latency is between 10 and 50us. Just an observation though. The CPUID (cpuz) software increases latency by a factor of 2-4 times ?? why. Also, my wireless card (DWA547) shoots up latency to > 30,000us every minutes or so especially when its checking/adjusting signal. Turn the card of and latency remains low low low < 30us.
Just heads up![]()
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