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Port Multiplier supported on the ICH10R?

When I connect my 4 bay Fantec raid enclosure (raid 0) to the Intel sataport, The Fantec is recognized in bios, but not in windows. This is because port multiplier support is supported in hardware, not in the driver. Windows only sees the first hdd, which is part of a raid 0 array, so in windows...
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- Post #14
- May 20, 2011
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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interpreting Anandtech SSD tests

I would reccommend the Crucial M4. I'm gonna buy a Crucial M4 256 Gb. It's a lot more money then I was initially willing to pay for an ssd, but the difference in transferspeed and iops compared to ~ 120 GB drives is significant. More importantly writing speed drops a lot after torture and trim...
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- Post #7
- May 19, 2011
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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Port Multiplier supported on the ICH10R?

I had a chat with Intel a few months ago about port multiplier support. The last chipset supporting PM is P35. Everything later then P35 is without Port Multiplier support, because it is not compatible with RST Rapid Storage Tech drivers. I had a 4 bay esata/usb3 enclosure hooked on an...
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- Post #11
- May 19, 2011
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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Intel 510 better suited for my needs?

I'm thinking of buying a Crucial M4 256 GB. The Crucial is fast enough, works well with small files, writingspeed is back to normal after trim. At first I was not interested in a 256 GB drive. A bit to expensive for my taste, but they are faster and more resiliant to torture or abuse. Big...
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- Post #6
- May 13, 2011
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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Intel 510 better suited for my needs?

As I tried to make clear in my opening, I have a specific task for my ssd in mind and I had not anticipated the extend of the impact it has on writing speed of the Vertex. It does have real life impact on reparing damaged rarfiles. Not the end of the world, but stll. What is the use of having a...
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- Post #3
- May 11, 2011
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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Intel 510 better suited for my needs?

Hi there, A few months ago I bought a pc with a Vertex 2 120 GB. It was one of the first and slower 25nm drives. I just returned it to OCZ and have a brandnew 25nm ssd now with faster nand and capacity like the 34nm drive. I am thinking about trading the Vertex 2 in for an Intel 510. Lately...
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- May 9, 2011
- Replies: 6
- Forum: Memory and Storage

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Port Multiplier supported on the ICH10R?

interpreting Anandtech SSD tests

Port Multiplier supported on the ICH10R?

Intel 510 better suited for my needs?

Intel 510 better suited for my needs?

Intel 510 better suited for my needs?