- Joined
- Oct 31, 2001
- Location
- Lost Angeles
Howdy,
I pulled an almost all nighter finishing up this water cooled rig I'm building and I'm having problems with the RAID. Here's the parts:
Gigabyte K8NSNXP-939
a64 3500+
1GB Corsair XMS DDR400
2 Western Digital 36GB Raptors
As the titile of the thread suggests, I can create the RAID 0 with no problem, but in the nVidia RAID Utility where you are supposed to hit the "B" key to make it bootable, it is greyed out.
I tried with the original BIOS and the newest one from the Gigabyte website, neither worked.
I have had experience with numerous RAID setups (probably 30+) including RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 3, and 5 but I can't figure this one out. If I hook the SATA data cables into the other onboard RAID controller (a SIS chipset) then I can create the RAID with no trouble.
What gives with this nForce 3 chipset? I would prefer to use it as the RAID controller since runs directly off of the south bridge which, I assume, would be faster than the other controller that is running through the PCI bus.
Thanks in advance.
I pulled an almost all nighter finishing up this water cooled rig I'm building and I'm having problems with the RAID. Here's the parts:
Gigabyte K8NSNXP-939
a64 3500+
1GB Corsair XMS DDR400
2 Western Digital 36GB Raptors
As the titile of the thread suggests, I can create the RAID 0 with no problem, but in the nVidia RAID Utility where you are supposed to hit the "B" key to make it bootable, it is greyed out.
I tried with the original BIOS and the newest one from the Gigabyte website, neither worked.
I have had experience with numerous RAID setups (probably 30+) including RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 3, and 5 but I can't figure this one out. If I hook the SATA data cables into the other onboard RAID controller (a SIS chipset) then I can create the RAID with no trouble.
What gives with this nForce 3 chipset? I would prefer to use it as the RAID controller since runs directly off of the south bridge which, I assume, would be faster than the other controller that is running through the PCI bus.
Thanks in advance.