I got this nForce3 board, see...
And the SATA controllers manifest in Windows as standard IDE controllers.
They seem to be running nice and speedy, but ... should I be doing something different? I've never installed nForce IDE drivers because on the nForce1 and nForce2 they were GARBAGE. I'd prefer not to install them now for the PATA, otherwise my CD devices may farq up.
There is no setting, it seems, to change SATA from compatible to AHCI or anything like that in the BIOS...
Should I just leave well enough alone?
And the SATA controllers manifest in Windows as standard IDE controllers.
They seem to be running nice and speedy, but ... should I be doing something different? I've never installed nForce IDE drivers because on the nForce1 and nForce2 they were GARBAGE. I'd prefer not to install them now for the PATA, otherwise my CD devices may farq up.
There is no setting, it seems, to change SATA from compatible to AHCI or anything like that in the BIOS...
Should I just leave well enough alone?
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