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MAXIMUS X HERO. Can't select IDE mode of the SATA controller.

booya
Level 7

‎02-19-2020 10:41 AM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 08:20 PM by Community Admin

Previously, there was such an option, but after updating BIOS on 2203 it disappeared, now there is only AHCI and Intel RST. I have a boot disk that only works normally in IDE mode. I can boot, but it will work slowly and only IDE mode changes the situation.

If so, can I find out with which particular BIOS version such changes have occurred and why was this done at all?
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booya
Level 7

‎02-19-2020 04:48 PM

I got what I wanted by switching SATA to Intel RST mode :rolleyes:
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XYchromosone
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‎02-19-2020 05:10 PM

it's unusual that you say performance is lower in AHCI mode over IDE, I though they both used the same bus line?
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booya
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In response to XYchromosone

‎02-23-2020 08:10 AM

XYchromosone wrote:
it's unusual that you say performance is lower in AHCI mode over IDE, I though they both used the same bus line?


This is System Repair Disc from Windows 7. To restore the image of the system partition, I booted from it. But it always, even on previous platforms, copies very slowly if the controller operates in AHCI mode 😞
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