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    killerz is offline Privileged Users
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    Hello i just got my biostar TA 785GE 128M Mobo

    I have 2 SATA HDD 250GB and 1TB

    In bios there is option

    Legacy IDE, Native IDE, AHCI and RAID and also IDE > AHCI

    ANd also what abt SATA IDE Combined mode ..Enabel or Disable??

    which one should i select i want to install Vista.



    I selected AHCI after 30 mins installation is at 33% Expanding files . PLease Help.


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    MaRKiV is offline Upgraded User
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    As far as the Gigabyte goes these are the settings i usually use



    On Chip Sata Controller: Enabled

    On Chip Sata Type: Native IDE

    On Chip Sata port: IDE or As sata type



    I hope this helps..



    Just went thru some of the forums online and found it could easily be a RAM issue.. since AHCI drivers are built into vista and shouldnt cause any problem...
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    Vista have native support for ACHI. ACHI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) is more advanced than Native IDE or Lagacy. If your HDD have advanced features like NCQ, you should select ACHI. AHCI is supposed to be better ( though there wont be any noticeable changes in system performance)



    If you select Native IDE, your HDD will just emulate IDE over a Sata cable.



    Also, once you have selected a setting, if you want to change that again, you have to reinstall the OS.
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    killerz is offline Privileged Users
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    Quote Originally Posted by masterBrain
    Vista have native support for ACHI. ACHI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) is more advanced than Native IDE or Lagacy. If your HDD have advanced features like NCQ, you should select ACHI. AHCI is supposed to be better ( though there wont be any noticeable changes in system performance)



    If you select Native IDE, your HDD will just emulate IDE over a Sata cable.



    Also, once you have selected a setting, if you want to change that again, you have to reinstall the OS.


    What about SATA IDE Combined mode ..Enabel or Disable?? if i select AHCI.


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