Hi all,
I have 2 SATA disks in my machine. The first is a boot disk (300G Raptor) connected to SATA 1 on the MB. The 2nd is a storage disk (250G Caviar) connected to SATA 2. However, in Windows 7 disk manager, they show up as SATA 1 (RAptor) and SATA 0 (Caviar) respectively. Harddisk Sentinel also reports what disk manager is seeing. In BIOS, though, the drives look to be in their proper places SATA 1 and 2. Any explanation for this? I my SATA controller going bonkers?
Some additional info:
This is a new build and seems to run great except for this issue and some fairly regular Fallout 3 crashing (from what I understand, I'm not alone here). I've suffered no other crashes that I can recall. The vid card drivers are Catalyst 9.12. The OS is running DX 11. The BIOS was just flashed to the most recent version (2603) this evening. Win 7 installed all the mobo drivers, so I'm assuming they're current. Is that my mistake?
Any info is greatly appreciated.
I have 2 SATA disks in my machine. The first is a boot disk (300G Raptor) connected to SATA 1 on the MB. The 2nd is a storage disk (250G Caviar) connected to SATA 2. However, in Windows 7 disk manager, they show up as SATA 1 (RAptor) and SATA 0 (Caviar) respectively. Harddisk Sentinel also reports what disk manager is seeing. In BIOS, though, the drives look to be in their proper places SATA 1 and 2. Any explanation for this? I my SATA controller going bonkers?
Some additional info:
This is a new build and seems to run great except for this issue and some fairly regular Fallout 3 crashing (from what I understand, I'm not alone here). I've suffered no other crashes that I can recall. The vid card drivers are Catalyst 9.12. The OS is running DX 11. The BIOS was just flashed to the most recent version (2603) this evening. Win 7 installed all the mobo drivers, so I'm assuming they're current. Is that my mistake?
Any info is greatly appreciated.