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December 5th 06, 09:27 PM
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new system with P5B-e... should I set SATA to AHCI?
Building a new system using the P5B-e and two identical 320 Gig SATA 2 drives. I decided to not use a raid, just want drives C: and
E: So, my question is, I can set the ROM BIOS where it says SATA as... IDE, RAID, or AHCI. Is there any advantage to setting this to AHCI (performance wise)? I know you should set this before installing XP, and so I'm waiting for an answer. Thanks. 
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December 5th 06, 10:40 PM
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new system with P5B-e... should I set SATA to AHCI?
"Rob" wrote in message
Is there any advantage to setting this to AHCI (performance wise)? I know you should set this before installing XP, and so I'm waiting for an answer. Set to enabled. It gives NCQ feature , performance as I see is equal to standard IDE mode. -- G
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