OK, I know everyone used to say to avoid Nvidia IDE drivers like the plague, but I was wondering if they've 'fixed' them these days....
I've just installed a new mobo, and avoided the IDE drivers during driver installation, but I'm just curious as to whether I need to or not.
a quick google search doesn't really seem to give a definitive answer....
I have 3 SATA HDDS, a DVDRW and a CDRW drive (last two on one IDE channel each - separate ribbons).
Do the Nvidia IDE drivers give any performance improvements for the SATA drives? or do they just break the PATA optical ones still (IIRC that was always the problem with them in the past...)
I've just installed a new mobo, and avoided the IDE drivers during driver installation, but I'm just curious as to whether I need to or not.
a quick google search doesn't really seem to give a definitive answer....
I have 3 SATA HDDS, a DVDRW and a CDRW drive (last two on one IDE channel each - separate ribbons).
Do the Nvidia IDE drivers give any performance improvements for the SATA drives? or do they just break the PATA optical ones still (IIRC that was always the problem with them in the past...)