Nvidia Sata Raid

[wwilco]

I have set up my two Raptor HD in the Bios for Striping. But, when I go to Windows XP setup and press F6 for the raid drivers, I get "The file nvrdx64.sys is corrupted" I have downloaded from Gigabyte's site from two different mirrors and have also been in contact with their technical support staff and pulled them from there as well. I have a GA-K8N Pro SLI, AMD X2 4400, 2GB memory, (2) 75GB WB Raptor HD. Any help???

 

[pat]

Probably memory problem. Up the memory voltage a bit..



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[wwilco]

Can you give me a bit of reasoning as to why this would lead you towards a memory voltage problem? Gigabyte technical support seems to lean towards replacing the floppy with the Sata Raid drivers, the floppy drive, or the drive cable.

 

[wwilco]

My BIOS does not seem to have a section to change memory timing, or I haven't found it.

 

[blow]

I had the exact same problem which i solved last night.

Do no use your mobo disk or download the drivers from your mobo website.

Go to Nvidia.com and download there all in one pack nforce4.

Find the folder with the raid drivers copy them to a floppy and use this disk for F6 install.

I have a DFI board but experienced the exact same problem, wtf is going on mobo people???

 

[RichPLS]

Those features controlling memory may be hidden, next time you go in BIOS, try hitting ctrl and F1 simoultaniously and the memory feature will show in the menus.

 

[pat]

Those features controlling memory may be hidden, next time you go in BIOS, try hitting ctrl and F1 simoultaniously and the memory feature will show in the menus.

Ahh, another one that don't read his manual...