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Sorry to revive an old thread but I upgraded my memory and I did end up going to 24 gigs. Detecting all 24 gigs at 1600 stable for the past couple weeks so yes it can be done. Oh ya and I still have my i7 920 stable overclocked to 4GHz. Thanks!
Actually yes I should clarify my earlier post. The 64GB version of the 830 is a fantastic drive when compared with other 64GB drives however you can get a significant performance boost by jumping up to the 128GB version. So my recommendation is also to get the 128GB drive if you can manage it.
I think the 64gig version takes a bit of a performance dive so I wouldn't get that personally but the 128 should be pretty good, or 256 even better if you can muster it.
Yes it is fast, however it kinda bothers me that I paid a premium for the faster drive but now I can't use it to it's full potential so it seems kind of a waste of money :/
So if I were to fix this, what would be the easiest fix? Replacing the mobo? Or is there a PCI-E controller I can get or what? Could you maybe link some parts for me?
Asus P6X58D Premium
EDIT: I have the marvell controller and the intel controller both in AHCI mode. The intel controller has my 750 gig hard drive and my DVD rom, while the Marvell controller has my SSD. Is this ok or should I set the Intel controller back to IDE? Can't find any reason the hard...
Well it is kinda strange because if I go into my bios AHCI configuration my 750 gig 7200rpm drive and my DVD rom drive are both listed but all others say empty as if my SSD isn't plugged in. However if I go to hard drive boot order the SSD is listed and I have it at the first position. Also as...
Here are my results for AS SSD, alignment looks ok but still not up to speed. I know I already have speedstep disabled and I think I have C states disabled too but I will check real quick to be sure.
Alright well I ran my first benchmark and while I have been pleased with performance compared to my old hard drives I am a bit disappointed in the results. Numbers from what I have seen in other benchmarks show it getting around 500 seq. read and 400 seq. write but my numbers fall far below that...