Hi, I have a Kingston SSD Now v100 64 with a Gigabyte Gigabyte 78LMT-S2P board with a 760g chipset.
So I followed guides and FAQ's on how to set this up. Set to ACHI in Bios before installing Windows 7 64bit (and the other Sata setting from IDE).
So I install Windows on it, move all the User stuff and what not then move onto the Tom's guide for tweaking. First thing is to check ACHI, well my device manager does not show it enabled. All I see is AMD Sata and IDE.
I did the registry tweak suggested in the article and ran the command to check if Trim is enabled and apparently it is (I also read this is not accurate necessarily? Is that true or if Windows says it is enabled that means it is??)
I then reinstalled Windows (arg) and ran the driver for ACHI on the Gigabyte site during the Windows install.
Same deal, no ACHI showing.
I tried the Windows driver right from AMD, no dice.
The drive seems to load fast but is this irrelevant? Could Trim be enabled and the ACHI driver just not showing for some reason?
Thanks for any help.
So I followed guides and FAQ's on how to set this up. Set to ACHI in Bios before installing Windows 7 64bit (and the other Sata setting from IDE).
So I install Windows on it, move all the User stuff and what not then move onto the Tom's guide for tweaking. First thing is to check ACHI, well my device manager does not show it enabled. All I see is AMD Sata and IDE.
I did the registry tweak suggested in the article and ran the command to check if Trim is enabled and apparently it is (I also read this is not accurate necessarily? Is that true or if Windows says it is enabled that means it is??)
I then reinstalled Windows (arg) and ran the driver for ACHI on the Gigabyte site during the Windows install.
Same deal, no ACHI showing.
I tried the Windows driver right from AMD, no dice.
The drive seems to load fast but is this irrelevant? Could Trim be enabled and the ACHI driver just not showing for some reason?
Thanks for any help.
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