MOVED: Bios settings for single SATA Drive Help

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Nope. Didn't work.
I can try things all day but this doesn't make sense. Surely someone knows what bios settings are required (especially on the MSI board site) to set the bios on a MSI 945p platnium motherboard. I have the sata drive plugged into the Sata 1 connector and bios still says it is ide channel 4 master. The computer will boot with just the sata drive plugged in but the problems start when I plug the ide drives in on ide 1 or 2 or 3.

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Bios settings for single SATA Drive Help

I have just installed a 945P Platnium mother board with a Pentium 4 3.4 extreme with HT tech.
I have 2 GB of memory, nvidia 1 gb video 9800 GT, I have 2 IDE hard drives: WD 320 GB(C:) and WD 120 GB (E:) and a CD/DVD drive (F:). I installed a WD 500 GB SATA drive on SATA 1 and the two IDE hard drives on IDE 1 on the same cable with the 320 GB as master and the 120 GB as slave. The CD is on IDE channel 2 as the master. I have cloned the IDE 320 (c:) to the 500 GB Sata which is now the boot drive (c:).
I have been able to boot the computer but the CD/DVD drive doesn't show. If I unplug the the hard drives and reboot then the CD/DVD drive shows up.
My question is: I want the single 500GB sata as the boot drive (c:) (don't need RAID?). I want the two IDE drives with the 320GB as drive (e:) and the 120GB as drive (whatever) and the CD/DVD drive to show up as (F: or whatever).
I don't know what settings in the bios I need to be working with. I have been experimenting but would like the correct way to set the bios up.
Thanks

Nope. Didn't work.
I can try things all day but this doesn't make sense. Surely someone knows what bios settings are required (especially on the MSI board site) to set the bios on a MSI 945p platnium motherboard. I have the sata drive plugged into the Sata 1 connector and bios still says it is ide channel 4 master. The computer will boot with just the sata drive plugged in but the problems start when I plug the ide drives in on ide 1 or 2 or 3.

BIOS settings for 1 SATA + 3 IDE devices

Hi,
I'm a newbie to PC assembly so please pardon my ignorance.
I am trying to install 1 SATA harddisk + 2 IDE harddisk and a DVD Writer on my MSI 865PE NEO2-PLS. I have tried playing around with the BIOS but this does not seems to work. Can anyone advise on the possibility and the BIOS settings?
Thanks.
P4 3.0C HT enabled
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MSI Radeon 9200SE 128MB
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Until you get Windows installed, only hook up the drive you plan on running windows on.
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[Athlon64] CAN'T SEE SINGLE SATA DRIVE / K8T NEO no Promise controller

I have a K8t NEO -the cheapskate version with no PROMISE SATA controller or on-board Firewire
I have been running on XP SP2 on 2 IDE drives, everything is ok. I added a SINGLE SATA drive and turned the VIA SATA controller on in BIOS. I did the MSI Live Update and have the latest VIA SATA driver, latest chipset, latest BIOS, latest EVERYTHING. At boot, the VIA SATA controller reports my Hitachi SATA as Channel 0 Primary" in the SATA devices table. Going into the SATA RAID menu it tells me "You can't make RAID with just one drive" which is true, of course. But the point is the controller SEES the drive.
I've run MSI Live Update and have the latest BIOS, latest SATA XP driver, latest EVERYTHING.
Windows XP doesn't see the SATA drive.
In XP I see a VIA RAID CONTROLLER in Hardware / Device Manager which is DISABLED. When I right-click then click ENABLE on the VIA RAID CONTROLLER the machine reboots immediately. I tried safe mode, same thing. I tried BIOS settings of "No PNP O/S Installed" and "Yes PNP O/S Installed" and reset the NVRAM. No change.
I think there must be an IRQ conflict.... I have a sound card (on-board sound is turned OFF in BIOS) and AGP video card, and that's it- no WiFi NIC or anything else to eat up IRQ resources. I use the Realtek on-board ethernet.
I tried my Windows 98 partition and that booted, detected the new hardware (VIA SATA) and I installed the driver from the MSI CD and Win 98 is happy with the SATA drive..... it sees the drive just fine.
How do I make Windows XP see the SATA drive?

Have you tried starting XP with CD and entering recovery, log on as admin and see if SATA drive is there? Remember to "F6" with a floppy drive of SATA drivers for
-XP-... I'm assuming you already have as you said all is uptodate. When the boot BIOS for the VIA SATA apprears and you press "TAB" I believe it is, you can mess with the SATA functions. Sorry if does not apply to your compy or you've already done all this.... BTW you CAN run a RAID array with one HDD, at least thats what I did on my Promise controller.
In my Device Manager under Disk drives it looks like this (notes bracketed are noting position):
Promise 1+0 Stripe/RAID0 SCSI Disk Device (Bus Number 0, Target ID 1, LUN 0 (G:\ 1-160GB IDE Seagate/notice ONE drive)
Promise 2+0 Stripe/RAID0 SCSI Disk Device (Bus Number 0, Target ID 0, LUN 0) (F:\ 2x200 SATA)
ST3160023A (Location 1 (1) VIA IDE D:\)
VIA SATA RAID 0 SCSI Disk Device (Bus Number 0, Target ID 0, LUN 0) (E:\ 2x120 SATA)
WDC WD800JB-00CRA1 (Location 0 (0) VIA IDE C:\)
Under the boards BIOS, is the SATA drive listed under the BOOT table??? In my system it lists the above 5 partitions (7 HDD's total), floppy, 2 CD/DVD drives, etc...
Oh also in Device Manager IS the VIA SATA controller appearing in the "SCSI and RAID controllers" tab??? I have set mine to just SATA before and of course now it says "VIA SATA RAID Controller"... for you it should read "VIA SATA Controller". Remember there are 2 different drivers for the SATA controller, one for SATA and one for SATA RAID. Look on your floppy disk or if you saved out the updated driver. I made a new floppy with the latest XP drivers. When booting from WINXP CD, and promted for "F6" and press it, later it will show you TWO different drivers after reading the floppy disk for XP. You obviously want the non RAID driver... hope that helps somewhat... g'luck

875pneo Promise..Single Sata Drive?

Can I attach a single Sata drive on either ser3 or ser 4 on the Promise controller?
Or does it always have to be 2 drives in raid config...
My main os is setup on RAID0 on the INtel ICH controller above on the mobo.
I change the promise to SATA only in Bios.
Not coming up in Windows...
I just overcame a nightmare of having one HD fail as RAID0 on the promise and moved the structure with clean OS install on the ICH controller.
I just now want my sata 500 singe drive to connect.
When I had the RAID0 OS on the Promise, I was able to have the single SATA drive on SER2.
that was then this is now.

AND I already have data on my ESATA drive so I do not want to "reformat" it here as stated.
I can't even see it in disk management.
Q: I've installed a new SATA HDD, I can find it in Device Manager but it doesn't appear in Windows Explorer at all! HELP!!
You need to format the HDD, not just SATA but also PATA HDD then only Windows Explorer can see it and assign it with a drive letter. To format a HDD, right click on My Computer, select Manage, look for Disk Management. You should see a no-drive-letter unformatted drive there in the list. Get it formatted by right click on it and choose the obvious option there is.
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Suggested K8T Neo BIOS settings for CL 3 Kingston Value RAM

G'evening!
I'll be putting together a system with the Athlon 64 3000 and K8T Neo board and had a question about optimal BIOS settings for paired Kingston non-ECC DDR 3200 RAM (2x512mb) that's CAS 3. Should have gotten some CAS 2.5 probably but this is what I have for now so in it goes. I'm reading the quick users guide and noticed that you can manipulate the CAS, TCRD, TRAS, and TRP.
First question: Will the board's auto detect do a good job in picking out a stable configuration?
2nd question: If you had to or wanted to make manual settings, what would you suggest? The CAS value is rather easy since I guess it should be set to 3 but what settings would one pick for the others?
And if I still have your attention...
The other things that will be going in the system are the infamous Maxtor 120 gig SATA HD, a XFX 5900FX video card, Lite-On combo burner. Powersupply is an Antec Solution Series 400W PS. After reading the forums for a bit I get the impression that you shouldn't forget to load the SATA Promise drivers so the HD will get recognized. My SATA drive will be the only drive in the system and will of course be the boot drive. Any other possible pitfalls or problems I should know about with the Maxtor SATA's and the K8T Neo board?
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Thanks for any advice you can give me. It's been a bit of time since I built a computer and I'm sure there's alot of basic things I'm relearning along with the fact that the Athlon 64 is fairly new technology. On the other hand, when it's running smoothly...

Cant offer anything on the Timing, (sorry as I am Intel Fodder ), But I can assure you that the Zalman 7000-AlCu, Will Indeed Fit onto your Motherboard (With Room To Spare!) :biggthumbsup:I can attest to this because My buddy just installed the Zalman 7000-AlCu on his K8T ....And He loves it! As do I ....It's about the only thing that we have in common as far as PC'S Go .........Sean REILLY875

How to install Windows XP on a single SATA drive?

I am trying without much success to use a single Maxtor 200 GB SATA drive in a non-RAID configuration running Windows XP Home SP 2+. I obtained documentation from the MSI Download site that explains how to do such a thing. However ...
First, out of the box the Drivers & Utilities CD is useless -- can't read it, simply hangs the CD drive.
Second, the drivers from the Download site (IATA_ICH5R) return "incompatible hardware. software not supported on this chipset" messages.
So where do I get the drivers required to install Windows XP on a single SATA drive (to use at point F6 in the Windows XP installation)?
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1 HDS 120 GB ATA HD

Thanks for the tips. I was able to install Windows XP and boot from the SATA drive by using these options and setting the appropriate boot device selections...
Legacy Mode
ATA Configuration - PATA only
SATA Keep enabled - yes
PATA Keep enabled - yes
PATA channel selection - both
Combined Mode Option - S-ATA 1st Channel
S-ATA Ports Definition - P0 - 3rd./P1 - 4th.
I just wasn't sure if I was really getting "SATA" performance, etc. without specific drivers.
Thanks again.
Bob (ll1951md)

Solved - settings to get SATA drive recognised

Have a K7N2 Delta series board for AMD processors and connected a sata hard drive to the board into the SATA 2. The computer will not recognize the drive. I am guessing I have to change a setting in the cmos on boot up but not sure what to do. Running win XP. Can you give me an idea what settings need to be?
Thanks very much.

ok, I need to explain better.
I have right now two drives in computer that are connected IDE and are master slave set up and run great on the computer. I have two more internal drives not hooked up to computer and I wanted to use one of them in the computer as extra storage and both are SATA drives. So I want to connect one of the two I listed to the SATA connection 1 on the motherboard. When I tried with both extra drives, I did not get either recognized by computer. Both the extra drives are Western Digital and SATA drives. I only want to use one of them, but felt I better list them both just in case you thought one or the other might not work with the board. One is faster then the other and would prefer using it. I guess I need to know the jumper settings for the SATA Hard drive I want to plug into the SATA plug on the board and if putting a jumper setting on the sata drive is necessary and also do I have to make any changes in the cmos settings (the settings you get to when you hit delete on the keyboard before the computer boots up with windows) to make the computer recognize the SATA drive or with a jumper setting should the computer just do this on its own? I am giving examples of things because this is the way I see them so please don't take offense. I could be wrong in their function. I hope this explains better. Thanks.

Bios Settings for 785GT-E63

Where can I find BIOS settings for the 785GT-E63 that will give me the most optimum performance for my system? My system consists of:
Nvidia GeForce 7300GT graphics card-256MB memory
G.Skill-4GB DDR2 PC2-6400 Memory
Phenom X3 8600-2.3 GHZ
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Coolermaster 500 watt PSU
Stock cpu cooling fan
Can someone tell me what I need to do to optimize this system? Would like to buy another CPU, but not sure if I am getting the most out of this one. Help!!

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Would like to buy another CPU, but not sure if I am getting the most out of this one.
How do you mean? If your CPU is correctly recognised, and operates at its native speed of 2.3ghz, then you're getting the most out of it.
Does your system work without issues? Does it do everything you require of it, and do it well?
If yes, and yes, then stop fretting and enjoy your system, instead of trying to look for problems that aren't there.
Of course, if you want to try and push your system further, then you'll have to start overclocking. But we have a whole seperate area for that here, and you should post your questions there.

Running on SINGLE SATA Drive

I just have one question, is it possible to operate off of a single SATA drive on any of the K8T Neo mobo's?

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Originally posted by alzheimer
and btw. why i have icon in win xp in system tray - safely remove hardware and there is my sata HDD???
you know, I have the exact same thing. I have a Samsung SATA HDD connected to SATA1 (I am not o'cing), and the green arrow shows up. When I try to go into properties (right-click), It does not give me the option of "hiding" it. Odd indeed.
And to the original post question, yes, no problems running single SATA as detailed here in the responses.

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Bios Settings For MSI K8N Neo4/SLI Platinum MB

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If anyone has seen any, please post them. or post a link.
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Need help with bios settings for Neo4 Platinum

Hi. I've checked several guides on bioses and still have questions about my settings. I'm not an overclocker, so I'm looking for stability over anything else (although I don't want my computer to run like a pig . I'll post what I have and the parts of the bios that I'm unsure of. I also have saved pictures of a Cpu-z scan if that helps. Any suggestions are much appreciated!
Here's my stuff:
Motherboard: MSI K8N NEo4 Platinum (MS-7125)
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 512K 90nm (Winchester socket 939)
   clock frequency: 1800mhz
   system bus: 2000
   operating mode: 32/64
   voltage: 1.40v
   max temp: 70 degrees C
   thermal power: 89w
   L1 cache: 128KB
   L2 cache: 512KB
   cmos technology: 90nm SOI
   memory controller: 128-bit
Award bios version: 1.9
Installed ram: Micron Crucial Ballistix 512MBx2 (1024MB total) (Crucial
part number BL6464Z402)
   PC3200 400mhz Dual-Channel DDR Dimm (184 pins)
   configuration: 64Meg x 64
   unbuffered/non-ecc
   voltage: 2.8v
   memory timings:   2-2-2-6
Here's my current bios settings (I've only listed sections that contained settings that I was unsure of):
ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES
quick booting: enabled
boot to os/2: no
ioapic function: enabled
mps table version: 1.4
full screen logo display: disabled
seek floppy: enabled
typematic rate setting: enabled
typematic rate: 30
typematic delay: 1000
security option: setup
ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES
--->>DRAM CONFIGURATION
timing mode: manual
memclock index value: 200mhz
cas# latency TCL:2
min ras# active time TRAS: 6t
ras# to cas# delay TRCD: 2t
row precharge time TRP: 2t
row to row delay TRRD: auto
row cycle time TRC: 8t
row refresh cyc time TRFC: 11t
read-to-write time TRWT:auto
write recovery time TWR:auto
write to read delay: TWTR:auto
refresh period TREF:auto
user config mode: auto
x bottom of 32-bit [31:24] io: D8
x 1t/2t memory timing: 2t
x read preamble value: 8ns
x async latency value: 9ns
s/w memory hole remapping: disabled
mtrr mapping mode: continuous
PNP/PCI CONFIGURATIONS
primary graphic's adapter: first pcie
resources controlled by: auto (escd)
x irq resources setup: press enter
maximum payload size: 4096
CELL MENU
current cpu clock: 1810 mhz
current ddr clock: 201 mhz
high performance mode: manual
aggressive timing: disabled
dynamic overclocking: disabled
adjust cpu fsb frequency: 200
ht frequency: 5x
ht width: (down arrow 16/up arrow 16)
cpu spread spectrum: disabled
sata spread spectrum: disabled
pcie spread spectrum: disabled
pcie clock: 100 mhz
sse/sse2 instructions: enabled
cool'n'quiet: disabled
adjust cpu vid: startup
extra cpu voltage: by cpu vid
cpu voltage 1.400v
memory voltage: auto
nf4 voltage: 1.50v
Thanks again. xpfshost

I'll do that, thanks. I guess I'm really mostly clueless about the following items:
memclock index value: 200mhz
row cycle time TRC: 8t
row refresh cyc time TRFC: 11t
current cpu clock: 1810 mhz
current ddr clock: 201 mhz
adjust cpu fsb frequency: 200
ht frequency: 5x
ht width: (down arrow 16/up arrow 16
pcie clock: 100 mhz
Do they look OK?? Thanks!
xpfshost
Quote from: Grayone on 19-April-07, 05:13:03
Change your user config mode in dram configuration to manual and change your memory timing to 1T. The 1T setting will speed up your memory slightly.

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As a result of my research, these are the BIOS settings that I am using. My computer runs well and is stable.
* MSI KT4VL BIOS SETTINGS w/AMD XP 2500+ w/ Barton *
==================
Standard CMOS Features
==================
Time Set Correctly Upon first POST and after each BIOS Flash / CMOS Reset
Date Set Correctly Upon first POST and after each BIOS Flash / CMOS Reset
Primary IDE Master
Type AUTO
32Bit transfer Mode ON
Primary IDE Slave
Type AUTO
32 Bit Transfer Mode ON
Secondary IDE MasterType AUTO
32 Bit Transfer Mode ON
Secondary IDE Slave
Type AUTO
32 Bit Transfer Mode ON
Floppy Drive A Set Appropriately
Floppy Drive B Not Installed
Boot Sector Virus Protection Disabled
===================
Advanced BIOS Features
===================
Quick Boot Enabled
Full Screen Logo Show Disabled
Boot Sequence
1st Boot Device Floppy
2nd Boot Device CDROM/DVD whatever you use
3rd Boot Device IDE 0
Try Other Boot Devices No
S.M.A.R.T. for Hard Disks Enabled
BootUp Num-Lock On
Floppy Drive Swap Disabled
Floppy Drive Seek Disabled
Primary Display VGA/EGA
Password Check Setup
Boot to OS/2 No
Internal Cache Enabled
System BIOS Cacheable Disabled
C000,32k Shadow Disabled
APIC Function Enabled
MPS Table Version 1.4
=======================
Advanced Chipset Features
=======================
DRAM Timing Control
Current Host Clock Displays current FSB Frequency
Configure SDRAM Timing By SPD (Set to User first to change RAM timings)
SDRAM frequency 333 for PC2700 and above
SDRAM CAS# Latency 2
Row Precharge Time 2T
RAS Pulse Width 5T
RAS to CAS Delay 2T
SDRAM Bank Interleave 4-Bank
SDRAM Burst Length 8QW
SDRAM 1T Command Enabled
Fast Command Fast (start here and if Windows installs stable set to Ultra)
Fast R-2-R Turnaround Enabled
AGP timing Control
AGP Mode 4X
AGP Fast Write Disabled
AGP Aperture Size 256MB
AGP Master 1 W/S Write Enabled
AGP Master 1 W/S Read Enabled
AGP Read Synchronization Enabled
PCI Delay Transaction Enabled
========================
Power Management Features
========================
IPCA Function Yes
ACPI Standby State S1/POS
Call VGA at S3 Resuming Disabled
USB Wakeup From S3 Enabled
Power Management/APM Enabled
Power/Sleep LED Single LED
Suspend Time Out (Minute) Disabled
Display Activity Ignore
CPU Critical temperature 70 degrees C CPU HALT Command Detection Disabled
Power Button Function On/Off
After AC Power Loss Power Off
Set WakeUp Events
Wake Up on Ring Disabled
Wake Up on PME Disabled
Resume On KBC Disabled
Wake Up Key Any Key
Wake Up Password N/A
Resume on PS/2 Mouse Disabled
Resume By Alarm Disabled
Alarm Date 15
Alarm Hour 12
Alarm Minute 30
Alarm Second 30
===================
PnP/PCI Configurations
===================
Plug and Play Aware O/S Yes
Clear NVRAM No (Set One time only to Yes After Installing New Hardware or Moving PCI Cards Around)
PCI Latency Timer 64 (Set Higher for better PCI performance reduce if having sound or LAN problems)
PCI IDE BusMaster Enabled
Primary Graphics Adapter AGP for AGP card - PCI for PCI video card)
PCI Slot 1 IRQ Auto
PCI Slot 2/5 IRQ Auto
PCI Slot 3/6 IRQ Auto
PCI Slot 4 IRQ Auto
===================
Integrated Peripherals
===================
Floppy Disk Controller Auto
Serial Port 1 Disabled
Serial Port 2 Disabled
Serial Port 2 Mode Normal
IR Pin Select IRRX/IRTX
Onboard Parallel Port Auto
Parallel Port Mode ECP (For some Printers you may need to set as Bi-Dir or EPP)
EPP version N/A
Parallel Port IRQ Auto
Parallel Port DMA Auto
Onboard Midi Port Disabled
Onchip IDE Controller Both
Onboard LAN Enabled (Disabled if using PCI LAN card)
Onboard LAN PME Enabled (Disabled if using PCI LAN card)
AC’97 Audio Enabled (unless using PCI sound card)
MC’97 Modem Disabled
USB Controller All 6 USB Ports
USB Legacy Support Disabled (some people with legacy USB devices may need to enable)
Port 64/60 Emulation Enabled
===============
PC Health Status
===============
Chassis Intrusion Disabled
CPU Fan Detect Enabled (set to disabled BEFORE shutting down to install any PSU powered CPU fan)
======================
Frequency/Voltage Control
======================
Spread Spectrum Disabled (return to default setting to troubleshoot EMI problems)
CPU FSB Clock 166
CPU Ratio Auto
CPU Vcore (V) Auto
DDR Voltage (V) Auto (set to 1.6 if you have RAM instability)
Termination Voltage Auto
AGP Voltage (V) Auto

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