I need a tiny bit of help: I'm looking for a motherboard with an Intel ICH*R controller - I'm only going to use it to recover hdd's from another system with a dead motherboard so not looking to spend a lot on this board as it will be setup, used to recover the hdd's to alternate media and then shutdown...
(The hdd's are a RAID 0 set so need a compatible controller to recover the raid set as raid 0 has no fault tolerance...)
Recovering a RAID is almost impossible without the orignal chip at hand. (Almost) May I enquire as to what happened to the orignal board with the RAID controller? If you can recover this board your job will be much easier.Originally Posted by Arimus
Desktop (Cy): Intel Core i7 920 D0 @ 3.6GHz, Prolimatech Megahalems, Gigabyte X58-UD5, Patriot Viper DDR3 6GiB @ 1440MHz 7-7-7-20 2T, EVGA NVIDIA GTX 295 Co-Op, Asus Xonar D2X, Hauppauge WinTV Nova TD-500, 2x WD Caviar Black 1TB in RAID 0, 4x Samsung EcoDrive 1.5TB F2s in RAID 5, Corsair HX 750W PSU, Coolermaster RC-1100 Cosmos Sport (Custom), 4x Noctua P12s, 6x Noctua S12Bs, Sony Optiarc DVD+/-RW, Windows 7 Professional Edition, Dell 2408WFP, Mirai 22" HDTV
MacBook Pro (Voyager): Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.6GHz, 4GiB DDR2 RAM, 200GB 7200RPM HDD, NVIDIA 8600GTM 512MB, SuperDrive, Mac OS X Snow Leopard, 15.4" Matte Display
HTPC (Delta-Flyer): Intel Core 2 Q8200 @ 2.33GHz, Zotec GeForce 9300-ITX, 2GiB of DDR2 Corsair XMS2 RAM, KWorld PE355-2T, Samsung EcoDrive F2 1.5TB, In-Win BP655, Noctua NF-R8, LiteOn BluRay ROM Drive, Windows 7 Home Premium, 42" Sony 1080p Television
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Intel make a point that you can move raid arrays between other boards with the IMS compatible chipsets.
The other board is in a eurocomm d90x which has died; won't power up; won't do anything. Its either the m/board or CPU but leaning towards the motherboard as occasionally she'll just about pass bios then shutdown.
No its not if the RAID was made on ICH6R it can be seen on ICH10R its Backward compatible.
Things have changed!
Right... so I take it OP, that you want an el-cheapo so you can just recover your RAID and be done with it?
Desktop (Cy): Intel Core i7 920 D0 @ 3.6GHz, Prolimatech Megahalems, Gigabyte X58-UD5, Patriot Viper DDR3 6GiB @ 1440MHz 7-7-7-20 2T, EVGA NVIDIA GTX 295 Co-Op, Asus Xonar D2X, Hauppauge WinTV Nova TD-500, 2x WD Caviar Black 1TB in RAID 0, 4x Samsung EcoDrive 1.5TB F2s in RAID 5, Corsair HX 750W PSU, Coolermaster RC-1100 Cosmos Sport (Custom), 4x Noctua P12s, 6x Noctua S12Bs, Sony Optiarc DVD+/-RW, Windows 7 Professional Edition, Dell 2408WFP, Mirai 22" HDTV
MacBook Pro (Voyager): Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.6GHz, 4GiB DDR2 RAM, 200GB 7200RPM HDD, NVIDIA 8600GTM 512MB, SuperDrive, Mac OS X Snow Leopard, 15.4" Matte Display
HTPC (Delta-Flyer): Intel Core 2 Q8200 @ 2.33GHz, Zotec GeForce 9300-ITX, 2GiB of DDR2 Corsair XMS2 RAM, KWorld PE355-2T, Samsung EcoDrive F2 1.5TB, In-Win BP655, Noctua NF-R8, LiteOn BluRay ROM Drive, Windows 7 Home Premium, 42" Sony 1080p Television
i7 (Bloomfield) Overclocking Guide
Yup; I've got a 4870 Gfx card so it will need to support PCI-E slots, my existing memory is OCZ GOLD DDR2 PC2-8500C5 (1066MHz) so might need to pick up some cheep 1GB memory... will need minimum of 3 SATA ports as its two HDD's to recover and a new hdd to boot/recover to.
Your existing RAM is fine unless you want to add more.
You can go as low as Gigabyte GA-EP43-DS3LR maybe lower....
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Gigab...-SATA-RAID-ATX
Arimus (06-07-2009)
Thanks for that; it will do the job nicely and let me test the cpu in my laptop proving once and for all which bit is fried...
laptops use a different Socket...
Not this one; Q6600 LGA775... just need a heatsink for it...
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