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NCQ / TCQ & nForce 4 Data Corruption - The Fix
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 04/27/2005 08:28 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
AMD Gamer published a fix for the NCQ / TCQ nForce 4 Data Corruption
It was a long and painful two months but finally I got it all to work! I ordered some new parts to build my new gaming PC and as anyone would be, I was extremely excited and anxious to get it all up and running. My previous system consisted of an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Socket 754, a couple of gigs of RAM (originally some OCZ value stuff – later on upgraded to a Corsair dual kit), an Asus K8V-SE Deluxe , 2 Raptors in RAID0, a Powercolor ATI 9800 256M AGP8X video card, an LG DVD Burner and a wireless Linksys NIC, all in an Antec Sonata Case.
I've been playing computer games for quite some time now with the above mentioned configuration, and I must say, I've been extremely pleased with its performance in every aspect; from gaming to video editing to simple things like browsing and word processing – This PC has kept me happy for almost a year now but the time for an upgrade has come. With video games becoming more and more demanding, add the fact that I work for a website and computer store that has access to all of the latest hardware – I just couldn't wait any longer.
I've been playing computer games for quite some time now with the above mentioned configuration, and I must say, I've been extremely pleased with its performance in every aspect; from gaming to video editing to simple things like browsing and word processing – This PC has kept me happy for almost a year now but the time for an upgrade has come. With video games becoming more and more demanding, add the fact that I work for a website and computer store that has access to all of the latest hardware – I just couldn't wait any longer.
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