ASUS P4C800-E DELUXE RAID DRIVER DOWNLOAD

Quote "The promise controller is basically on the PCI bus and has its data limits as well. You should have the option in your bios to set them up how you want. Any suggestion would be much appreciated. And maybe having the latest BIOS installed might help as well. Any pointers from users with the same motherboard? I have configured the BIOS as:

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Yes, my password is: You just have to know pc4800-e you're looking for. I would rather have my RAID array set up using Intel, and my storage drive on the promise controller. Add your comment to this article You need to be a member to leave a comment.

The User's Guide is bad de,uxe confusing. On the Abit the intel sata ports are listed as onchip ide controllers and the sata ports are listed as onboard.

The Promise chipset hdd's bootup fine as Drive C: That included the necessary typing during the install. There are no Intel drivers there because they havn't been installed. Reset Post Submit Post. Anyway windows and BIOS see all hdd's attached to the system. Thanks for any help you can offer.

ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe - motherboard - ATX - Socket 478 - i875P Series

Any advice on this would be appreciated. Yes it certainly does! Hi, Yes the hdd's do "match". Not sure what to do.

Perhaps there might be a list of revisions so you could see if theres anything worthwhile. Can I just use the update drivers feature in device manager to update to the newer drivers?

All reads and writes to the hard drives in RAID 0 are much faster. Do you use the floppy installation for F-6 during set up, and then upgrade to the drivers I link to after the OS is installed?

Okay now reboot and you should get a little utility that comes up asking to create your array. This is the one incidentally that I've deluex configured as the boot-up C: If I have time and feel like playing around this weekend I might try and see which one really is faster the Intel or the sata. Any suggestion would be much appreciated. You should have the option in your bios to set them up how you want. Before you do anything here and if you're going to reinstall XP then you should create a floppy disk with the drivers for the Promise RAID controller built in on the mobo.

Keizer March 30th, Are we seeing the end of the road for the Windows NT kernel? I've had my fill of emailing them and waiting two months for a reply, qsus I haven't asked yet. Keizer Yes you could do that.

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Since I messed around with the new hdd's so much I ended up removing the RAID config from them and started from scratch. I have the same Mobo I'll explain what I did. I will say that I tried Yoda's technique RAID 0 will give you the best performance. I don't think there's that much a risk updating them really. RAID arrays are best used for the storage of critical data files. I've done extensive benchmarks using several IDE drives and the Raptor, using several different benchmark programs, and the Promise is much faster.