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**mgoldb2** · 01-07-2006, 09:30 PM

1. First create a new array in raid option screen. Set it up as raid 0 or raid 1 depending on what you want.

RAID 0 - faster but if one harddrive fail you loose the data from both harddrive.

RAID1- only get the space of one harddrive but if one harddrive fail you can use the other harddrive with no data lost.

2. during windows installation at the buttom of the screen near the very begining it should say something like hit f8 to install drivers. You will need to do this. Then when the install driver screen comes up a little bit later you must install the drivers for your raid controller. after that you should be able to install windows.

Also since you was having problems besides that I would un-overclock it.

Not sure the layout of the bios but try to find mutiplier and FSB. set the mutiplier to 12 and the FSB to 200.

01-07-2006, 09:30 PM	#5 (permalink)
mgoldb2 TSF Enthusiast Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 604 OS: windows xp	1. First create a new array in raid option screen. Set it up as raid 0 or raid 1 depending on what you want. RAID 0 - faster but if one harddrive fail you loose the data from both harddrive. RAID1- only get the space of one harddrive but if one harddrive fail you can use the other harddrive with no data lost. 2. during windows installation at the buttom of the screen near the very begining it should say something like hit f8 to install drivers. You will need to do this. Then when the install driver screen comes up a little bit later you must install the drivers for your raid controller. after that you should be able to install windows. Also since you was having problems besides that I would un-overclock it. Not sure the layout of the bios but try to find mutiplier and FSB. set the mutiplier to 12 and the FSB to 200. __________________ Last edited by mgoldb2; 01-07-2006 at 09:34 PM.