Problems with installing windows 8 on my SSD

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I have been trying to install windows 8 on my SSD for awhile now. my motherboard is Gigabyte
GA-H77-DS3H. The SSD is a Kingston SSDNOW 300v. I have went into the settings and changed the SATA setting to ACPI. I have tried to have it install as MBR and GPT. I have deleted all of the partitions and changed it to MBR. Had the installer partition the SSD for me.

I connect the SSD to a working windows 8 to convert it to a GPT, When I got to install, the SSD already had a partition for the MBR so then i have the installer again partition the rest of the needed partitions. It says the partitions are out of recommended order. I still try and install but it gives me an error code: 0x80070057

So I try and use diskpart and do a clean of the drive. I get an error saying it has a problem with I/O... I reformated it again then delete the MBR partition in the installer to see if I can have the installer put all of the partitions in the correct order. Now it gives me an error and doesnt even partition the whole SSD. I have look for solutions but I could not find any with my problen.

It is an UEFI motherboard. I have SMART turned off also
Also trying to install with a USB, I dont have DVDs. I have installed it the same way with a HDD but I don't understand why the SSD is giving me a hard time

 

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The motherbd is uefi so you need to when you use the f key to select the boot options (this is shown during poweron bootup just like the press del to enter the bios) select the uefi option (have the win8 install disk in the drive already) and after that its a normal windows install.
this site have a decent tutorila on it:
http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/2328-uefi-unified-extensible-firmware-interface-install-windows-8-a.html

 

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I make sure I load my USB as UEFI in the boot options also, I don't let it boot normal.