mistahmagic
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- Apr 11, 2008
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I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. This causes mp3s to pause completely for a couple seconds, unbearable stuttering in games installed on the RAID, etc. I am running Win7 x64 RC1. I'm using the latest Intel Matrix driver for Win7 x64 from their website. Gigabyte P35-DS3R. I'm not sure, but the pictures actually look like one of the drives keeps dropping out?..
EDIT: Neglected to mention that the drives are in RAID 1. One is an old Maxtor, one is a Seagate. Both drives check out after running tests, this appears to be purely a configuration issue..
Other notes: I didn't have write behind caching enabled before, not using it now. On the same day that I reinstalled Win7, I actually reloaded my BIOS defaults as well, and re-tweaked my overclock. Is it possible that a motherboard option has something with this? Please help
This one was very slow and only had one peak!
Results of my single WD Black 650gb drive, also on one of the ICH9R ports, for comparison:
Those 250 gb drives are pretty old, so failure is a possibility, but this was a non-issue on my previous Win7 install.
EDIT: Neglected to mention that the drives are in RAID 1. One is an old Maxtor, one is a Seagate. Both drives check out after running tests, this appears to be purely a configuration issue..
Other notes: I didn't have write behind caching enabled before, not using it now. On the same day that I reinstalled Win7, I actually reloaded my BIOS defaults as well, and re-tweaked my overclock. Is it possible that a motherboard option has something with this? Please help
This one was very slow and only had one peak!
Results of my single WD Black 650gb drive, also on one of the ICH9R ports, for comparison:
Those 250 gb drives are pretty old, so failure is a possibility, but this was a non-issue on my previous Win7 install.
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