Hi guys,
I just replaced my WD Caviar 800 with a WD Raptor 360 10k (yay!) and noticed that when it posts, it displays the Raptor as booting to transfer mode UDMA 2 instead of SATA.
Ive checked both WD and MSI's websites for a solution but I haven't found any...
1- I'm assuming that it drive being recognized in UDMA2 mode is abmormal right? Or is it a glitch?
2- Does anyone have any suggestions for getting the SATA drive to be recognized to run as such? Or, does anyone know of a windows 32 based diagnostic that will let me test or verify the real time transfer mode of the drive so I can sleep easier at night?
Thanks in advance!
PS - YES I did use a SATA 150 ribbon and the board supports (onboard) 2 SATA 150 devices, in case you were guessing that might be the problem.
I just replaced my WD Caviar 800 with a WD Raptor 360 10k (yay!) and noticed that when it posts, it displays the Raptor as booting to transfer mode UDMA 2 instead of SATA.
Ive checked both WD and MSI's websites for a solution but I haven't found any...
1- I'm assuming that it drive being recognized in UDMA2 mode is abmormal right? Or is it a glitch?
2- Does anyone have any suggestions for getting the SATA drive to be recognized to run as such? Or, does anyone know of a windows 32 based diagnostic that will let me test or verify the real time transfer mode of the drive so I can sleep easier at night?
Thanks in advance!
PS - YES I did use a SATA 150 ribbon and the board supports (onboard) 2 SATA 150 devices, in case you were guessing that might be the problem.