I was having all kinds of problems installing my new Revodrive as the boot
drive until I turned off the USB3 controller. Turns out on my
GA-EP45T-USB3P board, the USB3 controller uses some of the
bandwidth that would normally go to the second (x8) full
length PCI3 slot. This made everything very 'wanky', the mouse and
keyboard would disappear during Windows installation, etc.
Turning off the USB3 chip, everything was smooth, and basic
installation was done is about 10 minutes.
This may be true for many boards with USB3 and the P45 chip;
check to see if any of the onboard stuff (USB3, add in RAID ports, etc.)
are on the PCIe bus.
I'm not done yet, so questions are pointless.
peteinnj
drive until I turned off the USB3 controller. Turns out on my
GA-EP45T-USB3P board, the USB3 controller uses some of the
bandwidth that would normally go to the second (x8) full
length PCI3 slot. This made everything very 'wanky', the mouse and
keyboard would disappear during Windows installation, etc.
Turning off the USB3 chip, everything was smooth, and basic
installation was done is about 10 minutes.
This may be true for many boards with USB3 and the P45 chip;
check to see if any of the onboard stuff (USB3, add in RAID ports, etc.)
are on the PCIe bus.
I'm not done yet, so questions are pointless.
peteinnj