SATA Ports 3, 4, 5 and 6 'Not Present'

yeah, basically the title
Had this P67-C45 since February, with an HDD and DVD in SATA ports 1 and 2 - chucked an SSD in recently on the cable the DVD had been using no problems
new SATA cable arrived for the DVD drive today - plugged it into ports 3, 5 and 6 with no result
in the BIOS all four SATA II ports are marked as 'Not Present'
something is wrong with that
please help

Quote from: ParaDismal on 03-December-11, 02:36:45
B2, but I doubt it's the cougar point issue because these ports have only seen a month or so of use back when I first built the PC and I ran an HDD health test not long before I stopped using them and it came out fine and dandy
If the SATA II controller is enabled in the UEFI/BIOS, then it 'is' a chipset issue. Recommend the mainboard be replaced with a B3. It is possible you may be able to migrate your OS HDD without having to do a fresh install. Depending on your location, a cross ship may be possible that would minimize the down time.

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An excerpt from the webpage.
Quote from: http://www.techpowerup.com/printarticle.php?id=131
Introduction
Have you ever wondered what those numbers “2.5-3-3-8” or “2-2-2-5” and so on mean? Or have you seen words like “CAS” and “tRCD”? These are the timings for the memory, or the speed at which it processes certain commands. This whole settings area can be quite confusing and you have to have a certain knowledge of it, if you plan on overclocking. But some of you may just be plain curious as to what they are.
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