Summary: From what I have used, I see no reason in having a SATA RAID controller unless you intend on having a large amount of drives (ie - more than your onbo...
Summary: Hi, I have a system with 2 x 74Gb Raptor HD's (SATA) running in a SATA RAID 0 setup. Everything was running fine until it just rebooted for no reason ...
Summary: I bought a SATA RAID 2 Port PCI Host and a HP dvd 1070i. I'm not totally knowledgable about computer hardware and was originally looking for a USB 2.0...
Summary: I am ordering a custom dell pc for someone. They want me to add a second hard drive & install a raid card so they can have a mirror copy of hard disk....
Summary: I have bought a new HP PC, it is a350y 800mhz FSB 2.4 Ghz w/HT Onboard Video card 80gig I have a PCI Video card that is 64 Mb. I realize that PCI ha...
Summary: Hello everyone, I have a MSI 875p Neo Motherboard, it has i think a sound blaster Audigy 2, i was wondering what is better Onboard sound or a seperate...
Summary: I'm building a gaming machine, and I intend on overclocking. Everything I have purchased so far has been for that purpose. I now have two WD Raptors,...
Summary: I would have to disagree. Virtually every benchmark and performance review show significant improvements over ATA drives of any kind. And, dependant o...
Summary: Actually, none of the data on your current drive will survive the conversion to a striping array, so back up your important stuff to CD-R or whatever....
Summary: Hello, My PC has an ASUS P4PE mobo. This board supports SATA/RAID by the onboard Promise PDC20376 controller. The board has 2 SATA connectors and one ...
Summary: I'm having problems setting up a raid array with intels raid controller. The Intel matrix storage manager screen never even shows up so hitting ctrl +...
Summary: Is there a way to find out if my old sound card is better than the onboard sound on my new mobo? Card: Monster Sound MX300 Onboard: C-Media CMI8738 6-...
Summary: I want to move my current OS from a 160gb PATA drive onto a SATA Raid O. (2 80g) My questions are: Whats the best way to copy windows from the PATA d...
Summary: ok, so... the 3GB/sec rating of some new sata raid cards is only the potential of the card and no hard drives have been made that come close to that.....
Summary: Yea it will work - If you have troublebooting, just ensure your bios is booting to the RAID card that has your OS on it. If you are using them for sto...
Summary: I was going through some old computer parts and found two older sound cards. I was curious if they would perform better/take the load off of my dell d...
Summary: Hello, I need a PCI SATA RAID 1 card recommendation, the feature I am looking for is that the card will make a beeping sound once it noticed one HD ha...
Summary: I have just run into similar problems trying to set up SATA RAID on an ASUS m/b. Check your Setup manual and Setup itself as you work to be certain t...
Summary: I recently upgraded my motherboard to an Asus A7N8X (not the deluxe model). And everything went well until it started booting Windows XP and gave me a...
Summary: Questions: 1. Just bought an ASUS A7N8X deluxe and I was wondering if I would benefit more by taking advantage of the SATA RAID with 2 ATA drives or ...
Summary: I recently upgraded my motherboard to an Asus A7N8X (not the deluxe model). And after installing it everything went well until I booted it up and got ...
Summary: crazylegs999 Have you tried to boot to the full drive? I suspect you may have thought you setup a RAID 0 array and actually setup something else, lik...
Summary: I stupidly deleted my via SATA RAID Driver while trying to clear up some conflicts I was having and now get a BSOD with the message can't access boot ...
Summary: Is anyone familiar with this card? It came in an old IBM 320 Server. Everything that I can find says to hit "Alt M" at the prompt to access the bios...
Summary: Hi I have a Soltek SL-K8M800i-r mobo, and in the specs it says SATA RAID, can I install a single SATA HDD into it and it will work like a normal HDD?...
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