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    Re: SSD time

    i diddnt bother disconnecting my other 5 hdd's. i just enabled achi, booted into windows 7 disk. BAM delete previous windows os parition, and selected the ocz vantex partition and BAM.

    whats the benifit of removing all other hdd's?

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    Re: SSD time

    I believe to ensure that the installtion process is simpler when W7 is pointed at the single drive, but not sure TBH. That's why I asked that question in the OCZ forum.
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    Re: SSD time

    Its a bti vague. no one states why you have to unplug your hdd's. what is Intel RST drivers ?

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    Re: SSD time

    They're supposed to increase performance of your SSD, as well as simplifying RAID.
    http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/sho...php?p=18147301
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    Re: SSD time

    Quote Originally Posted by Phage View Post
    They're supposed to increase performance of your SSD, as well as simplifying RAID.
    http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/sho...php?p=18147301
    Does my mobo have that hardware in it?

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    Re: SSD time

    That hardware is your southbridge chip, and a quick google later...

    "Moving on to storage, the ICH10R south bridge which we are very familiar with has been coupled with the X58 chipset, and still provides support for six SATA 3Gb/s ports. "
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    Re: SSD time

    Quote Originally Posted by j.o.s.h.1408 View Post
    Also, i am just going to use blue tac and stick it inside my case
    Don't use blue tac, get some double sided sticky pads, will work better.

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    Re: SSD time

    Quote Originally Posted by Phage View Post
    That hardware is your southbridge chip, and a quick google later...

    "Moving on to storage, the ICH10R south bridge which we are very familiar with has been coupled with the X58 chipset, and still provides support for six SATA 3Gb/s ports. "
    yea the question wasnt about whether it supports sata 3gb, i was a question about RST

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    Re: SSD time

    the ICH10R southbridge in the P6T Deluxe
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    Re: SSD time

    So ye sit supports it then. i reinstalled windows again last night this time by disconnecting all other hdd's i just got to instal that RST thingy and disable hibernate and make sure TRIM is on?

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