Recent content by morra19

I find it really wierd that a Promise controller cant utilize the full potential of the X25-M G2. your ICH10 controller is a good chip, and apparently the SB750 is'nt. Anyone outthere with a SB750 chip and a SSD on it?

A little update: I've bought the Promise TX2650 controller, to try it over the onboard SB750 chip. It shows exactly the same figures. Well actually it is slower than the onboard controller. Wich dossent make any sense at all. It performce like before going to ACHI mode on the motherboard...

Well, that is an expensive controller. Then It would make more sense just to go raid 0, it that has a better build in chip. The Other one has been returned, because I forgot to cancel the order, when I bought it elsewhere. That was during the time where Intel redrawed their X25 for the password...

It is, It is... i'm turning blind ;) Year, I was afraid that would be the end of it. I've Bought a second drive, and tested that one on the MSI 790FX-GD70 board, and the numbers where exactly the same. So I'll have to find a Sata-controller, or chance motherboard. Any recommendations...

I Don't know where to find the last two bits of information - NAND Erase block size and Nand Page size. Where are they located? I installed from the W7 DVD. My mainboard is a MSI 790GX-GD65 it's an AM3 board.

I Don't know where to find the last two bits of information - NAND Erase block size and Nand Page size. Where are they located? I installed from the W7 DVD. My mainboard is a MSI 790GX-GD65 it's an AM3 board.

It all says alligned. I don't need to do anything, other than opening the excel file? It's slower in IDE mode, and I'm running the MS ACHI driver. Anotherthing, Windows 7 is making this strange partition. http://myupload.dk/handleupload/f662fa8bc7d6f382fa5c9ca21202a3ca1253946032

Hi folks, I bought an Intel X25-M G2 80 GB SSD. I've installed it on my MSI 790GX-G65 motherboard, with Windows 7 RTM. I'm running ACHI, and I have turn off superfetch and indexing. And turned on Write caching. My problem is that I don't think it feels as quick as I had hoped. When I...