My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
Originally posted by: Mem
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My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
Originally posted by: Mem
Originally posted by: Mem
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My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
jonnyGURU: that post above was by BFG10K not me
Originally posted by: Astrallite
Originally posted by: DotheDamnTHing
it depends on the mobo
It depends on OS. If you have Windows XP, you need to install SATA drivers because XP doesn't naturally have them.
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
????
Not only have I never needed F6 drivers for nForce, I've done RAID array on the nForce and did not require drivers.
Originally posted by: batmanuel
Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
My nForce4 Ultra needed drivers for nVidia's native SATA.
????
Not only have I never needed F6 drivers for nForce, I've done RAID array on the nForce and did not require drivers.
Is your OS on the array, or did you create it after the install with two other disks? The F6 thing is just to get the Windows installer to properly recognize the array in the installation environment.
Originally posted by: aboothman
dude, I hate using a floppy too, but I don't let if affect my judgement when making a purchase.
What I usually do is set the floppy drive up, use it, then unplug it as soon as I am done with it.
But now I am slick...I have a USB floppy that should be able to boot Windows on most new Mobos. THat is my suggestion.