Hi,
I am trying to install a new SSD into a sata 6GB port on my gigabyte motherboard.
Heres what I have done:
a. unplugged current HDD
b. Connected SSD to GSata 6GB Port (marvel)
In the bios there is a few confusing options for setting AHCI
1. PCH Sata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
2. ESata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
3. GSata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
I am guessing I leave options 1 and 2 as IDE, and option 3 as AHCI?
When I have installed Windows on my SSD, I then want to connect my old sata HDD.
I am guessing this should connect to the old Sata2 port that it was previously connect to?
If this is the case, should I change the Sata2 ports to ACHI in the bios too for the HDD? or leave as IDE, but make sure the Sata3 ports which the SSD is using is ACHI?
I have also heard people saying not to use the Marvel GSATA ports but these are the only ports with 6GB speed on my mobo, what should I do?
I am trying to install a new SSD into a sata 6GB port on my gigabyte motherboard.
Heres what I have done:
a. unplugged current HDD
b. Connected SSD to GSata 6GB Port (marvel)
In the bios there is a few confusing options for setting AHCI
1. PCH Sata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
2. ESata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
3. GSata Control Mode: IDE/Raid/AHCI
I am guessing I leave options 1 and 2 as IDE, and option 3 as AHCI?
When I have installed Windows on my SSD, I then want to connect my old sata HDD.
I am guessing this should connect to the old Sata2 port that it was previously connect to?
If this is the case, should I change the Sata2 ports to ACHI in the bios too for the HDD? or leave as IDE, but make sure the Sata3 ports which the SSD is using is ACHI?
I have also heard people saying not to use the Marvel GSATA ports but these are the only ports with 6GB speed on my mobo, what should I do?