Hey there
I am running a Barton 2500 with the FSB multiplier at 400 (3200+), 1024 Generic ddr 400 (2x 512 sticks in Dual Channel), 2x 120 gig Seagates (7200 rpm 8meg Cache), Radeon 9800, Gigabyte Ga7n400-L motherboard. When copying files from one harddrive to the other i get a huge amount of system lagg. The process takes 15 minutes for 3 gigs of files, and typing into notepad or messenger laggs and causes the copying to jump up to 145 minutes. It also takes about a minute to get from just past the P.O.S.T to the Windows XP loading screen.
I have just recently reinstalled Windows. When i remove the secondary hard-drive everything runs smoothly and i have tried it without my CD writer plugged in. When i install my nforce2 drivers (origional and latest) i have to untick Hardrive SW, otherwise my system just sits at the Windows XP loading screen, with the loading bar going, and my hard drive work led flashing. My motherboard does not support RAID and only has 2 IDE ports.
All help will be grealty appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I am running a Barton 2500 with the FSB multiplier at 400 (3200+), 1024 Generic ddr 400 (2x 512 sticks in Dual Channel), 2x 120 gig Seagates (7200 rpm 8meg Cache), Radeon 9800, Gigabyte Ga7n400-L motherboard. When copying files from one harddrive to the other i get a huge amount of system lagg. The process takes 15 minutes for 3 gigs of files, and typing into notepad or messenger laggs and causes the copying to jump up to 145 minutes. It also takes about a minute to get from just past the P.O.S.T to the Windows XP loading screen.
I have just recently reinstalled Windows. When i remove the secondary hard-drive everything runs smoothly and i have tried it without my CD writer plugged in. When i install my nforce2 drivers (origional and latest) i have to untick Hardrive SW, otherwise my system just sits at the Windows XP loading screen, with the loading bar going, and my hard drive work led flashing. My motherboard does not support RAID and only has 2 IDE ports.
All help will be grealty appreciated. Thanks in advance.