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• #36164 spiritex veterán

  2012-04-11 15:05:34 #36164

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  Nyilván meg kéne már venni, be kéne már rakni azt az ssd-t, és ki kéne már próbálni a gyakolatban, hogy menni fog-e a TRIM IDE-emulált módban ICH7-es déli híd mellett alaplapi cd-ről felinstallált N10/ICH7 Family Serial ATA Storage Controller-rel, de egy kis agytágítás reményében nem bírtam ki és írtam az ASUS Support-nak, hogy szerintük mi a pálya, ami rövidítve kb. ennyi lenne:

  "I recently bought an ASUS P5G41T-M LX motherboard and I installed Windows 7
  Ultimate 64bit on the WD HDD what was inside the system that moment.
  Now I would like to migrate the whole operating system with Paragon Migrate OS to
  SSD to a brand new Samsung 830 Series SSD 128GB without the need of reinstalling
  everything.
  My motherboard unfortunately doesn't support AHCI in its BIOS, I can't find anything like it, there is only an option under ATA/IDE Configuration like Enhanced, so I choosed it with the [S-ATA+P-ATA] option. So my question is:
  Will my N10/ICH7 Family Serial ATA Storage Controller (which I can see under Device
  Manager) support the TRIM command despite the fact that my SSD will have to
  operate in IDE emulation mode under Windows7?"

  Érdekes módon a válasz a következő volt, amiben csak 2 dolgot tart fontosnak a TRIM parancs működéséhez, az ssd-t és az op.rendszert, a drivert nem...???

  "Dear Valued Customer,
  The ICH7 chipset which is on this motherboard doesn't support AHCI funtion only ICH7R which able to provide AHCI like it is presented on the official Intel documentation.
  However AHCI does only the following: It provides 'hot-swapping' facilities, as well as Native Command Queuing which can improve performance slightly for mechanical hard disks, but can slow down SSDs.
  On the other hand the TRIM command is dependent on the SSD itself, and the operating system supporting it. It is not dependent on the host controller, and AHCI is not a requirement. TRIM is natively supported in Windows 7, as well as Linux since kernel 2.6.33."

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