So people are telling me that it might be the nForce chipset that is giving me the problems.
So my question is. What is a good VIA chipset SATA card to buy?
I found this in Newegg.com and it seems to have good reviews from people that used it to flash Xbox 360's.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6815124022
and for under $20 shipped, it sounds like a good deal.
Good VIA SATA card to buy?
Re: Good VIA SATA card to buy?
that one sounds like it will work.
i have a rosewill rc-212 sata card in one of my computers
then i have this sata card in the other one
http://tekgems.com/Products/la-pci22-vt6421a.htm
i have a rosewill rc-212 sata card in one of my computers
then i have this sata card in the other one
http://tekgems.com/Products/la-pci22-vt6421a.htm
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Re: Good VIA SATA card to buy?
man i think that SYBA is the one i have, or it might be a rosewill($20) but it works great. i use the port that will be closes to the hdd's or dvd drives. i dont think the other worked for me but i dont remember.
Re: Good VIA SATA card to buy?
I have the syba card with the via 6421 chipset, bought it at newegg fpr around 20 bucks. So far, it's worked for every drive type without a hitch.