What Is Asmedia Sata Controller Driver
I'm fairly new to modding/ tweaking but not so bad with computers;
long story short I have an msi bix bang x-power ii mb in my workstation/ gaming system cross platform machine and I'm using all the SATA ports2- Intel SATA 64- Intel SATA 34- Asmedia SATA 6
I've successfully set up a 4- 1TB intel raid 0 on the SATA 3Gbs but I'm trying to set up a 2- Raptor 1TB Raid 0 on the asmedia SATA 6.
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When I have my OCZ Vertex 3 connected to the Intel controller, I get a BSOD during windows install. I swapped the SATA cable to the Asmedia controller, and Windows installs just fine. Any idea what is going on here? This is the software driver package for the installed Asmedia ASM104x USB 3.0 Host Controller. The driver package is required in order for the Asmedia ASM104x USB. ASMedia is a secondary controller on the board. The boards offers a total of 10 ports. 6 are provided by the PCH 4 are provided by 2 ASMedia 1061 controllers ( 2 ports per controller ) The ASMedia ports are fully bootable and act just like the normal SATA6G ports on the PCH. The main difference is. They do not support RAID.
I've confirmed the driver is installed and read the asmedia Readme (says that my asmedia controller is configured as AHCI)
I'm booting my mb in RAID and there is no Bios changes from system to system only the OS drive gets changed; is it possible to set up a RAID 0 with Asmedia on AHCI.
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Do I need additional software? Asmedia seems only to be a driver.
Thank you for your time.
Windows 7 - 64 Proall drivers upto date fresh install on my gaming OS
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No, they will not be RAIDed automatically. After inserting two disks, you will need to go into the IntelRST controller after the BIOS (I think it's Ctrl+I on most systems) and create a new RAID drive from them. RAID controllers usually detect disks by their serial number, so everything has to be specifically configured.
The only times you'll be hot-swapping them will be if a drive fails or if you intend to destroy the RAID array. If a drive fails, and you have redundancy (RAID1 or RAID5, which with two drives the only possible one is RAID1), you'll need to remove the bad drive, put in a new one of the same or larger size, and then open the IntelRST control panel and add the new drive as a hot spare to the RAID array. The drivers will take care of rebuilding the array from there.
If you're running RAID0 and a drive fails, you're out of luck. Replace the bad drive, add it to the array, and then format the array.
You already installed the driver for the asmedia card. After this you should be able to create a stripe using windows disk manager. No extra software is needed.
start, run, diskmgmnt.msc
This will open the following screen:
In the screenshot I only got the option to create a mirror since I already formatted the volume. However with a raw partition you should be able to set up a stripe.
Best of all, you do not need a special configuration for this. If you ever move your stripe to another computer (e.g. because the old one died) you can access the stripe from there.
For more information see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff382722.aspx
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In order to manually update your driver, follow the steps below (the next steps):
1. Go to Device Manager (right click on My Computer, choose Manage and then find Device Manager in the left panel)
2. Right click on the hardware device you wish to update and choose Update Driver Software
3. Choose to select the location of the new driver manually and browse to the folder where you downloaded the driver
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When you install an operating system, SATA settings (be it AHCI, RAID, or IDE mode) are detected from the BIOS. If you want to change from one mode to another after the OS has been applied, appropriate drivers are required.
Bear in mind that if you modify these settings without installing proper files first, the operating system will not be able to boot until changes are reverted or required drivers are applied.
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- file size:
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- filename:
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