Re: NCQ general question

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Jens Axboe wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 01 2006, Gentoopower wrote:
>   
>> I have two seagates in my box a 160GB 7200.7 and 160GB 7200.9(SATAII
>> NCQ), using NFORCE4.
>> I can defintely feel the speed difference between the two drives.
>>     
>
> Well that can't be because of NCQ, since it isn't active :-)
>   

Got ya:-)

Who said this box is running only linux?

I have dual boot on this box, Windows 2003 Server and Gentoo, originally
I had windows
on the 7200.2 then bought the 7200.9, cloned the drive to the new,
therefore I know the difference:-)

And yeah it is active, at least nvidias info tool in hardware manager
says it is:-)

>   
>> P.S. Just waiting to see NCQ support for my nforce system in libata:-)
>>     
>
> Don't hold your breath, it's unlikely to get supported as nvidia wont
> open the specs. ahci is a really really nice controller, if you want ncq
> I suggest going with that. sil is probably the next in line for ncq
> support.
>
>   



	

	
		
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