945GZM3 PCB v1.1 SATA problem

I've bought a PC with MSI 945GZM3 v1.1 motherboard, but some things doesn't seem to be working well. I've noticed that PC stars and works very slow, that should not be I think causes the processor is 3000 MHz P4. so I decided to check the bios settings and found out that the SATA is configured to work as IDE. According to the user manual there has to two options to choose from- IDE or AHCI. But for real there is no other option but IDE. ? My HDD is Maxtor DiamondMax 17 6G160E0. Can anyone please help me solve this problem?

SATA is IDE by nature, nothing wrong.
IDE = both PATA & SATA.

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Ok ladies and gents! I will seriously PayPal some cash to the person that helps me solve this one!
Just got myself a new setup....
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AMD XP Barton 3200
512MB Kingson Hyper-X DDR 3200
Samsung 120GB SATA 133 HDD
Thermaltake Subzero 4G Peltier Cooling System
Wavemaster Aluminium Case
The problem is this....
If i plug in the SATA HDD into the SATA-0 motherboard connector and boot up the PC, when it gets to the Promise bios where it should be asking me to do a control-f to set up an array, the PC just hangs. Its just stuck on that screen and it does nothing!
I have no idea why this might be, thought it might be a power issue (have a 350W PSU, but it was cheap - £25) and it didnt have a SATA power connector so I had to use an adapter. Could this be it????
I have had to temporarily plug in an IDE 20GB thing and install XP on that - and the system works fine....its just this SATA problem.
So - anyone if anyone can spare some time to sort this problem out it would be much appreciated! I know theres probably loads of posts like this - but I can be bothered to trawl through trying everything!
Help Meeeeee!

Just bought k7N2-Delta board, not the G one. Have two SATA 120GB of differing brands and NONE would ever detect one SER1 on the board. No problem if you want to only use one drive, plug it into SER2, but if you want to use 2, no go. It was funny though because i could boot of SER2, stick a drive on SER1, FAstrack would not detect it but windows would, VERY STRANGE!!!!.
Took your advice and flashed to lumberjacks modded bios and WHALLAH, can see drives on both SATA connectors.
So board is good but MSI bios upgrade support is somewhat c#$p. BTW this board rocks.
Modded bios is much more stable too than the MSI one, amazing really because I was totally suspect on modded bioses b4, but now understand why people do it.
CMON MSI pick up your act, get the promise bios into this board that is as good or better than lumberjacks sterling effort. employ him or something you fools.
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Hi Folks,
I got a "problem" with my K8T Neo2 V2.0. At first I had 3 IDE-drives, but I needed a new DVD-burner to read double-layer discs. So I bought a SATA-Drive, plugged it in and it worked good. (VIA 5.13A hyperions). After that I decided to go for a new, bigger, faster harddisk .. also SATA. I wanted to profit from the speed so I made a clean install of Windows XP on that new SATA-drive. BIOS was set to IDE and the Windows-setup recognized the drive correctly without an driver from floppy. Then I used the newly released 5.14A Hyperions and the strangeness began. Suddenly the safe-removal-icon for the SATA drives in the taskbar was gone, no more hot-plug capabillity I thout. I wanted to install a game from DVD and I realized darn slow read-speed from the new DVD-drive. I read only with 3x-speed and double-layer DVDs with 2x. I made a repair-install of Windows XP an rolled back to the 5.13A Hyperions and now my safe-removal-icon and the normal read-speed is back - but now sometimes I get an "program-lag". When I close a programm and want to open an other, or just a menu or something, sometimes the PC don't react for 1-2 seconds.
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Well here are some specs:
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2x 512 MB DDR400 RAM, Infineon
1x IDE HDD, Maxtor 6Y120P0
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1x IDE DVD-Drive Pioneer A06S
1x SATA DVD-Recorder Plextor PX-810SA
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PSU Enermax 350 Watt (EG365AX-VE / 3,3V=32A; 5V=32A, 12V=26A)
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The Hyperions from the MSI-Driver CD also don't work (same no-hot-plug-problem).
In the BIOS the SATA-channels are configured as IDE, I never needed a driver floppy for XP-install.
The system event-log only shows one failure "loading of boot- or systemdriver viamraid failed". When I had my old XP install on the IDE drive (with installed 5.14A hyperions) the VIA V-Raid utility was installed and could be started, the hot-plug-ability was working as I plugged in the DVD-Recorder. Then I installed XP on the new SATA-HDD (with plugged in dvd-recorder) and the problems came up. Also now no via vraid-utility is installed.

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I have a mid-2010 macbook pro 13". The other day, it crashed on wake-up, and would not boot. I had a OCZ Vertex SSD boot drive, and the OEM hard drive in an optibay enclosure (replaces the optical drive and used only for data). I used this setup for one year with no problems. After much troubleshooting, I found that I could see the SSD drive by booting into a recovery partition that I have on a USB stick, and putting the SSD in a USB enclosure. Then disk utility could see it, but not mount it. The label on the boot partition was "lion", but it changed to "disk1s2". I was able to repair the drive using disk utility, and then boot from it using the USB enclosure.
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So, I go to a LAN party on Tuesday night.
I leave my computer downloading stuff from newsgroups and I come back to find everyting packed up for me nice and neatly. I asked if my computer stayed on through the entire time I was gone and my friend told me that someone did unplug the main power before the downloads finished -- but I thought that wouldn't be a problem, just an inconvienence.
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REFORMATTING THE DRIVE IS NOT AN OPTION!!!! I have about 250 GIGS of extremly important data that cannot be lost!!!!
I will update my system specifications immediately and my IDE configuration to follow.
(Channel -#- Controller - Media Type)
IDE-1- ICH5R - DVD ROM
IDE-2- ICH5R - 160 GB Seagate
SATA-1- ICH5R - 36GB WD Raptor
SATA-2- ICH5R - 300GB Maxtor 16MB cache
SATA-3- Promise - Empty
SATA-4- Promise - Empty

Wow Ruckus17 that is strange. I have done unbeliveable things with my Maxtors. You are saying even as a extra drive you cannot access it even to run scandisk..I do that all the time on my sata 3 and 4..they don't have a OS they only known for storage. I drag and drop my pics on one and all my games are on the other.. I am almost sure this is a Drive problem. and I understand you want to Save the info.. even though you said that the drive will not format. One of my drives done the same thing and all I did was turnon the computer this was the first 3 days after installing. the new drive in Raid 0. after getting the new drive I tried to install the OS again but I had allready setup my max. ATA to the promise yellow connector with XP and I could not format for Raid 0 with a OS Even trying to fake it out by unplugging the OS drive. then it could not find the other 2 drives. maybe you could try putting the drive in another computer. I was told this would never work due to configuration problems the Pc's were totally different but booted with no problems... I had to RMA my drive, It would cost you a fortune to have the Data rescued on a 300 Gig drive...

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Promise SATA problem

Thanks to both of you. I've tried hitting ctrl-F but nothing appears. I can get into the Amibios no problem and have set the Promise controller to SATA only.
After reading what you've both said let me say what my set up is. I have an 80Gb Maxtor ATA drive on IDE1 and two DVD drives on IDE2. I have two 160Gb SATA drives on the ICH5 Southbridge controller. I have an internal zip drive on IDE3. I have nothing on the Promise SATA controllers but will do one day, I hope. I can see everything but the zip drive.
Can I only get into ctrl-F if there is something attached to the Promise SATA controllers?
I have to tell you I'm a bit clueless about RAID but don't think I need it. I'll check up on it later but right now I just need a working system.
Thanks.

Just did a compleate format and reinstall of my windows drive, wanted to start over. I was having a few problems with other software, and I wanted to to work with a clean slate.
Ok, I have 5 SATA drives all plugged into my motherboard. 4 are in the AMD SB600 sockets, each running in IDE mode. I have one more drive, formated, that I want to install in one of the 2 remaining Promise sockets,.
The drivers for the Promise are currently uninstalled, and the 5th drive is not seen because of it. The only drivers availible on the K9A2 PLAT driver page are for RAID. Previously, I have tried to install these drivers, and then configure the drive in the socket to run as IDE, but with no luck.
My problem boils down to, 'can I install any drives into these sockets as IDE', 'do I need drivers to get ide to work', 'where can I find these drivers', 'do these drivers work for vista x64 (OS is not running from this socket)'.
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I'm helping a friend out build his new system. We were able to get it to boot up however in bios it detects the hd as 135gb. Thats one problem. The other problem is it sits on the bios boot screen for a bit and pops up and says primary slave hd error when there is nothing plugged into that and I can't seem to find a place that lists the ide devices in the bios. When we tried installing windows xp, it cant seem to detect any hd and the Sata is set to IDE. As far as i know another friend of mine who has the same board said he didn't have any problems and xp detected his drive with out need for a driver install from a floppy.
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SATA Problem with 865PE NEO-2 Platinium

i bought a new SATA hard disk (western digital 200gb) for my computer. i installed it then formated it and make the new partitions with Partition Magic 8.
after statring to copy my files from my old hard disk (western digital 80gb) the speed is too slow it even hangs sometimes and computer stops to responde to any thing i have to restart it.
my bios is V3.A every thing works fine except the speed when using the new hard disk.
i have a P4 2.4 256kb 256X2 kingstone Ram.
it worked fine befors with the 160gb, i enabled the SATA harddisk to work in SATA1 mode only but nothing changed.
plz help me as quickly as possible, should i change the hard disk or what is the problem.

i was able to get higher performance by combination mode in setup
(Win 98 SE / ME)
ATA On Chip Mode: Combined
ATA Config: SATA + PATA
PATA Keep Enabled: Yes
PATA Channel Selection: Both
SATA RAID Enabled: No
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but i was only able to detect the SATA hard disk and PATA only, or the SATA hard disk and the CDROM & CD-R only i wasnt able to detect the 4.
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Transfer Rate: Min 35.9mb/sec
Max 63.9mb/sec
Average 54.6mb/sec
Access Time: 13.4ms
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i got a weired error under health tab all the status was OK except one FAILED
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Sata Problem - Read/write

I've been searching thru the forums and haven't found anyone with a similar problem. Trying to install a new Maxtor 160 Gig SATA HDD. Bios will recognize it and so will Win XP. The problem is I've only been able to tranfer a small amount of files to the drive (20 - 30 meg) before system locks up and drive becomes unuseable. Will ususally get an error in the taskbar notification area stating "WINDOWS - Delayed Write Failed" and that there was a problem transferring data, all data lost. After a computer restart the new drive will not show up in explorer or disk management.
I've tried all the legacy and native modes, SATA at P0, IDEs at P0. I don't OC. Performance Mode set at slow.
I've installed Windows with just the SATA drive but it was unstable and eventually after a few restarts loses boot files and will not reboot.
After getting fed up with it I returned the drive assuming that was the problem but the replacement is no different.
The only thing I can think of that there is not enough power which would really me off since I bought the new power supply when i upgraded with the motherboard.
I've included the PSU specs below.
Any help would be greatly appreciated since I haven't got a clue when it comes to the power requirements.
THANKS
SYSTEM:
P4 2.4Ghz 800FSB HT
MSI 865PE NEO2 no RAID
2 x 256 OCZ DDR400 set at 2,4,4,8
ATI RADEON 9500 PRO 128MB
MAXTOR 40 AND 120 GIG ATA and 160 GIG SATA
PLEXTOR 708 DVD/RW
CREATIVE LIVE 5.1
BIOS - 1.9
WIN XP PRO, SP1, ETC
PSU - ISO 450W
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+5 V = 36A
+12 V = 18A
Running with 3 case fans plus motherboard and ATI fans

Thanks for the info.
I've tried 2 different SATA cables and there's only so much room in a case for keeping cables apart.
I've got a wireless router in the same room but no wireless card in the PC. Wireless used for a laptop. Can't see how or if that would affect it.
Turned off the write caching on the disk, still nothing. Have to re-partition and format the drive again to get XP to recognize it. Turned off caching. On restart, once again have problems getting into explorer and if when I do new drive is gone.
Whenever the SATA drive is connected and not working, the HDD activity light stays on, can shut down but not restart the computer.
Anyway thanks for your help. Unless you or someone else has anymore suggestions, I going to assume the problem is with the motherboard and return it for a new one.

Sata problems, slow booting

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ata4: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 300)
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I have got a similar output on my server with intel-chipset:
ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x2 frozen
ata1.00: cmd 35/00:00:cf:26:4e/00:04:05:00:00/e0 tag 0 cdb 0x0 data 524288 out
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ata1: port failed to respond (30 secs, Status 0xd0)
ata1: soft resetting port
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ata1: EH complete
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I don't know whether to buy a WD 250GB SATA drive and see how it does, or just let Maxtor send me the IDE version of this drive and give up on large SATA drives.
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I've built a number of computers but I never realized the difference in amp ratings on the same wattage PSU. It's so typical of me to build a fast system with good quality components and then put a freaking el-cheapo PSU in it
I sure wish I'd come to this forum before I RMA'd the first 2 Maxtors. You think their tech support would have had me check the power supply ratings. I must have spent an hour or two on the phone with them, I even made it up to level 2 tech support.
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K8N Neo2 + Maxtor DiamondMax 10 (SATA) problems!

hello.
i wanted to know, if anyone knows a working solution for the problem that the nforce3 chipset / nvidia sata controller / mobo bios or just (some?) k8n neo2 mobos causes the system to freeze while booting when a maxtor diamondmax 10 is installed?
for anyone who still has problems: a temporary solution for 1-drive-users is to plug the drive to the sata4 port (right between the agp and the cpu socket), instead of plugging it to sata1, which would be the correct procedure under ordinary circumstances though.
i found out that my own system was highly unstable as long as i connected the drive to one of the first two sata ports. the other ones worked better. is the problem limited to sata 1/2 on everyone's board? if not, it would be RMA-able.
but there is another thing besides the instability of these expensive pieces of trash (sorry, no other hard drive and mobo has given me a harder time yet!) that bothers me more:
why is my maxtor diamondmax 10 6b300s0 so noisy? on idle it runs very smooth and is quiet, but under heavy load it almost roars as loud as my old u2w-scsi drives i had back in 1995. could it be that windows or the sata controller does not turn on the cache?
i hope, somebody can share his experience.
wan-hi

I've got the neo2 and 2 Diamondmax 10 Maxtors in RAID1. I've had loads of trouble as well... Today is my first day without a freeze and hard reboot needed. I started building (slowly mind you) about 3 weeks ago.
If this is actually stable now, perhaps you can try a similar setup. All these steps had frequent hangs and re-attempts.. I got through in the end tho. (Doesn't instill confidence that you have a stable build tho!!)
I have the 2 drives on SATA 3,4
All SATA BIOS settings are enabled (inc port 1,2 settings)
I used the 2 RAID drivers on the supplied floppy disk (same revisions as on the website currently)
I installed WinXP with service Pack 1 built in (is that what people mean when they say a streamlined XP install?)
After updating all the motherboard drivers etc, I installed Service Pack 2. With SP2 I had frequent unrepeatable hangs, but cpu burn type programs and games wouldn't trigger it.
Only office type work/browsing seemed to kill it.
I switched to a USB mouse from PS2, and that seemed to help.
Last thing I tried was uninstalling SP2 and it's lasted all day now. Longest strtech previously was 3,4 hours of intermittent use.
I agree with you about the noisy Maxtors though.. I had a Seagate Barracuda before and that was really silent. These don't whine at all but clatter when seeking.
Apparently with the Diamondmax 9's you could use a Maxtor utility to quieten (slow) the seeks, and a IBM/Hitachi util also worked.
I can't get either to work cos the 10's are SATA only drives. Maxtor util only works with IDE (or perhaps SATA non RAID), and IBM just fails to see them.. shame. I think the Maxtor util might work with some other, older SATA controllers... have to track someone down with a compatible setup who doesn't mind me carving up their machine. Actually haven't tried adjusting when the drives aren't RAIDed.. hmmm.
jon

MOVED: RD480 Neo2 VISTA SATA problems

This topic has been moved to Vista problems.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=108376.0

Hello Casinowilhelm:
Welcome to the forum.
When you reinstalled the Raid drivers did you reinitialize the disks?
A RAID array uses information stored on the disks to keep things orgainzed; this is often corrupted when the array is 'broken.' The initialization process can restore this information, albeit withour preserving the data that was formerly on the drive.
I'm not familiar with the specific RAID software on the RD480, but other RAID initialization routines involve initializing each drive by itself then assembling these initialized drives into an array.
Also, are your drives in the same order as they were in th original RAID configuration (i.e., each drive connected to the same SATA port as before)?
I have had problems with formerly RAID drives related to the boot sector - when I try to use these drives as boot drives they sometimes have problems initializing (even when boot sector protection is off in the BIOS). This implies that RAID arrays rely on this sector for configuration information, with an ID byte occupying the first position in the sector. Initializing this sector can be a problem without a sector editor, a piece of software that should be approached with all the care of a bomb - you can clobber your system very easily.
It is possible to do a low level format (different from the OS format) on some SATA drives, but this, too, can be dangerous - each vendor has their own process which can vary by drive type. It is possible to brick your drive using a low level formatter that is not specifically designed for the drive.
I hope this helps.
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