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Originally Posted by enaberif By default pre-sp1 had issues with some chipsets and 4gb of memory and during install.. BAM .. bsod. Install with 2gb voila. |
Good to know. I'm glad I didn't run into it.
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Originally Posted by AmuseMe UPDATE: All is well! I was having an issue getting the RAID drivers installed. After that, it was still giving me issues, so I unplugged the HDD so only the SSD's where there. Windows didn't recognize them at first, but I restarted, reset the BIOS to default, set the SSD's to default, put everything back in a RAID 0 array and than had NO PROBLEM at all getting it on :)
Thanks for the help everyone. I will now try to overclock everything ( How do I know when to...?) |
glad to hear all is moving along for you. I once had troubles with that too, so I looked around for some info. I was reminded

, that because Vista had issues with SATA optical drives, it is necessary to set the controler you have the SATA drive pluged into, to IDE. Though, it might just be a pre SP1/SP2 problem only. I used the ports controled by the JMicron controler when installing Vista and had no issue at all. when my optical drive was connected to the Intel ICH9R along with my HDD's, I would actually get a message saying something about emulation when I booted off of Vista disk and RAID being set for the controler. Keep that in mind for next time.