gavbon86: It's that thing that we need, but we're unlikely to get 😂.gavbon86: There will never be another Naz.ganeshts: Take care with the left-hand side drive, and be careful with the posted speed limits.Using many of the reported working workarounds to convert my existing Vista and XP from IDE mode to AHCI mode failed miserably. Maybe that's something to do with ICH9R I am not sure. But I have also read that it works fine with laptops with AHCI. Mine is an Mobi 3000 16GB, which is a 2.5" one. I suspect the Mtron drive has incomplete AHCI support. With AHCI mode enabled, booting to Vista Installation CD, Vista setup would not recognise the Mtron drive. There is an unknown cause resulting in a detection delay with Mtron drives, as reported below: I suspect that is caused by a timeout in loading the bootloader. Whenever AHCI mode is enabled, my computer won't boot, the boot loader won't even load. AnnihilatorX - Saturday, Janulink I cannot get my Mtron and ICH9R on P5K-E to work.POST A COMMENT 9 Comments View All Comments Our numbers today were generated with a test bed that features an ASUS Maximus Formula motherboard based on the X38 chipset, Intel Q6600 Quad Core processor, and 4GB of OCZ PC2-6400 Flex memory.
We are still testing tonight (including XP), but from all indications the combination of AHCI operation under Vista, the latest Intel and Microsoft drivers/hot fixes has solved the 80MB/sec cap rate.
Intel ich9r raid monitor update#
We were extremely pleased when Jason at DV Nation contacted us yesterday with like results and even provided corresponding numbers for our update today.
Intel ich9r raid monitor install#
How is this possible? Utilizing the Intel Matrix Storage Manager driver set 7., setting the drives to AHCI operation in the BIOS, a clean install of Vista Ultimate 64-bit, Vista hotfix updates up to 943986, and a little bit of patience, we succeeded in breaking through the 80MB/sec barrier with our MTRON and MEMORIGHT 32GB drives. At least a solution that in initial testing under Vista, the SSD drives capable of exceeding the 80MB/sec barrier are now generating results near, or in some cases, better than the NVIDIA and AMD chipsets. The reason for this is that Intel provided a solution for the 80MB/sec cap rate that we reported on earlier this year.
We had hoped to have the first section of our SSD roundup available today. However, as it turns out, our time has been spent regression testing a total of six drives with the Intel ICH9R controller chipset on the X38/X48 test boards.
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