Jan 18, 2014 Asmedia 1061 Controller/Driver not working. Thus, each of the new Seagate HDDs is functioning properly, and the 5V output from the eSATA port of the ASUS P9X79 Deluxe is not the issue (since the Seagate HDDs on the ASUS P9X79 Deluxe are connected internally to SATA power connectors directly from the PSU). Last November, I bought a fast Corsair Force GT Sata-III SSD, even though I. Auto tune vocals logic pro. Searching around online, I can't find a newer/better ASM1061 driver. Download game bubble shooter deluxe. Astonishing and i am very close to a native 6gbps integrated controller.
Last November, I bought a fast Corsair Force GT Sata-III SSD, even though I only have Sata-II ports on my MoBo (couldn't pass up the sale.)
I've been running that way for months, achieving 273MB/s reads and 241MB/s writes.
Wanting to take better advantage of the speeds this drive is capable of, I purchased an ASMedia ASM1061 x1 Sata-III card to use in my 64bit Win7 rig.
Using the default MS driver, my Read speeds improved by as much as 35% (405MB/s), but my write speeds fell though the floor (down 60% to roughly 100MB/s.). So I tried the driver provided on the supplied CD and got even worse results (the supplied driver appears to be 32bit.) Disabling my MoBo's AHCI mode and relying instead on the cards own AHCI firmware improves things a tiny bit, maybe 2%.
I have a triple-boot system with XP and Linux on it as well. MS does not have XP drivers for this card, so I had to use the supplied driver and the results were HORRIBLE (159r/99w).
Linux recognizes the drive, but I can't find a Linux benchmark that can do WRITE tests to a formatted 'non-boot' drive.
Searching around online, I can't find a newer/better ASM1061 driver. And the only 'confirmation' that it might be a driver issue is a YouTube video of a guy putting the same card in a MAC and getting FAR better results (plus the fact my boot times are exactly the same with the card as before.)
Can anyone confirm my Read/Write performance with this card is a driver issue and not a hardware one?
I've been running that way for months, achieving 273MB/s reads and 241MB/s writes.
Wanting to take better advantage of the speeds this drive is capable of, I purchased an ASMedia ASM1061 x1 Sata-III card to use in my 64bit Win7 rig.
Using the default MS driver, my Read speeds improved by as much as 35% (405MB/s), but my write speeds fell though the floor (down 60% to roughly 100MB/s.). So I tried the driver provided on the supplied CD and got even worse results (the supplied driver appears to be 32bit.) Disabling my MoBo's AHCI mode and relying instead on the cards own AHCI firmware improves things a tiny bit, maybe 2%.
I have a triple-boot system with XP and Linux on it as well. MS does not have XP drivers for this card, so I had to use the supplied driver and the results were HORRIBLE (159r/99w).
Linux recognizes the drive, but I can't find a Linux benchmark that can do WRITE tests to a formatted 'non-boot' drive.
Searching around online, I can't find a newer/better ASM1061 driver. And the only 'confirmation' that it might be a driver issue is a YouTube video of a guy putting the same card in a MAC and getting FAR better results (plus the fact my boot times are exactly the same with the card as before.)
Can anyone confirm my Read/Write performance with this card is a driver issue and not a hardware one?
Asmedia Asm106x Sata Host Controller
Before anyone says anything, this lies in-between Windows and Linux, and i am not exactly sure where i should go with this, but as it is a driver/firmware issue that i most likely will need to fix over/with Windows, i take this up here.
Hi guys. So, i tried installing Ubuntu along with Windows 10. Aside from the typical problems that occur, i have the problem that when booting Ubuntu, i get an 'ATA8.00: STATUS DRDY' error. After some research, the problem seems to be the ASMedia SATA Controllers. However, the solution would be that i should move the connected drives from the ASMedia SATA Controller to the Intel Controller. Easier said than done, because i was not aware of this issue before until now, so i have my SSD (Main Drive) hooked to the ASMedia SATA Controller, which i cannot move, because of obvious reasons. I have heard that it is possible to flash a new firmware for the ASMedia SATA Controller, but i cannot find it. I have a 'ASRock Z97 Extreme4' Motherboard, and if anyone could help me, i'd appreciate it. Oh, also, i have the ASMedia 106x SATA Controller.
Solved the above part, i ended up switching over to the Intel SATA Controllers from the ASMedia SATA Controller.
And another thing, i really don't like GRUB, so i would like to add Ubuntu to the Windows Boot Manager (Windows 10, Graphical, not Command Line like Windows 7 or lower). I checked for a way to add Ubuntu to the Windows 10 bootmanager, the only one i found was someone saying i need to use BCDEDIT in the cmd, but i am not exactly sure how, so if someone could help me on that too, i would be more than happy.
Thanks for the help in advance!