Quote Originally Posted by glorp View Post
I'm having this same eSATA problem with the board too and I have a question which might point to the answer:

If the eSATA port at the back of the board is driven off the Marvell controller then why does the BIOS have options to enable/disable External SATA Port for each of the ports on the *Intel* chipset ports (under Advanced/Storage) and why are there no options to select which Marvell port should be used for eSATA instead? Is it possible someone at AsRock has switched up the chips for eSATA support when they developed the BIOS or am I missing the point of those options for the 6 Intel ports?
I don't know wht Asrock would do that aside from the option for users to turn off ports their not using to save power.

Quote Originally Posted by EzyRyder View Post
I know its not your fault mate

By the way, any chance that Asrock follow Gigabyte's PCI Express 3.0 news?

http://www.techpowerup.com/150333/GI...Ie-Gen.-3.html

Thanks,
Gabriel
Thats something to ask, but I don't see why Asrock wouldn't release a UEFI update for all of the P67 / Z68 boards to support IvyBridge CPUs.