O Oolawloo Distinguished Nov 7, 2010 71 0 18,630 Mar 6, 2011 #1 There are two kinds of SATA 6 GB ports on the p8p67 Pro... there are the regular 6 GB ports and some so called "marvel" ports. What is the difference and which ports should we be using?
There are two kinds of SATA 6 GB ports on the p8p67 Pro... there are the regular 6 GB ports and some so called "marvel" ports. What is the difference and which ports should we be using?
kilo_17 Distinguished Jan 27, 2011 1,231 0 19,310 Mar 6, 2011 #2 2 of those SATA 6gb/s ports are running of the Intel chipset, the other two are running off a third-party Marvel controller. Upvote 0 Downvote
2 of those SATA 6gb/s ports are running of the Intel chipset, the other two are running off a third-party Marvel controller.
O Oolawloo Distinguished Nov 7, 2010 71 0 18,630 Mar 6, 2011 #3 kilo_17 : 2 of those SATA 6gb/s ports are running of the Intel chipset, the other two are running off a third-party Marvel controller. yes, and I believe the marvel ports are slower? Why would anyone want to use the marvel controller then if its slower? Upvote 0 Downvote
kilo_17 : 2 of those SATA 6gb/s ports are running of the Intel chipset, the other two are running off a third-party Marvel controller. yes, and I believe the marvel ports are slower? Why would anyone want to use the marvel controller then if its slower?
z06psi Distinguished Feb 1, 2010 360 0 18,810 Mar 6, 2011 #4 I did not even install the drivers for the Marvels....LOL Upvote 0 Downvote
Leaps-from-Shadows Splendid Jan 10, 2011 2,941 2 21,460 Mar 6, 2011 #5 If you have more than two SATA3 6Gbps drives, you will need to use the Marvell controller ports. And they won't necessarily always be slower. With driver and firmware updates, those ports may catch up. Upvote 0 Downvote
If you have more than two SATA3 6Gbps drives, you will need to use the Marvell controller ports. And they won't necessarily always be slower. With driver and firmware updates, those ports may catch up.