Thank you for confirmation.

OMG Thank You so much man I have been running Win7 HP 64bit forever and done no telling how many reinstalls, did one yesterday and evga 15.58 network drivers would not work actually did 6 re-installs trying to figure this out.

Used Win7 DVD failed, Win7 on USB driver failed, Win7 slipstreamed SP1 USB failed.

Was running 80 to 2Mb speeds dropping everywhere on speedtest, file download speeds was constant maxed 2MB to 700kb. (Should be 12mbps DL) connection is 100mbps


Got you drivers and bam solved my connectivity issue even EVGA will be referring old chipset users to your post now we could not even figure it out.


Just had to register to say thank you.

ASUS 24" 1080 hdmi monitor
EVGA 780i FTW motherboard [sz17 bio's]
Intel Q9550 E0 Stepping Yorkfield Oc'd @ 3.5
EVGA 660 SC Video Card

4x2gb of Gskill DDR2 1066 =8GB'S MAXED
5-5-5-15 2T timings

HD's
MAIN
128gb SSD Kingston V300 - 400mb speed
2x 1TB WD Black Edt. [dual processors]
Reserved
2x500gb WD
1x250gb WD
1x160gb WD


I do run a controller card for SSD and WD terrys as well it was out to make sure nothing interfered with install.

I used these they worked like a charm on my issue

"Latest nForce Driverpacks for Win7-10"
Ethernet Driver (v73.3.5) modified and digitally signed by me


Not sure why my Win7 install is doing this neither was EVGA I tried everything till I remembered coming across your post a while back and found the packs.

I seriously have to upgrade soon my MB, CPU, and Memory with a new power supply is all I am missing.

Thanks a lot for the work!

Hello. I have just registered.

Trying to use Fernando's nForce drivers on an ASUS m3n78pro mainboard (nForce 720a chipset) running in IDE mode because I do not have an SSD.

Operating System is W10 Home x64

When forcing the nVidia nForce IDE driver I get an "unaccessible boot volume" BSOD after rebooting.

Maybe I have download wrong drivers or need to set AHCI mode in BIOS.

Any help would be really appreciated. HD performance with standard IDE double channel driver is awful.

Thanks for the quick reply.

I think I downloaded the B option -> B. Mod+signed nForce Driverpacks

Which ones are the most suitable for w10 x64?

TIA.

PS . Another question. Is AHCI preferable over old IDE even if you do not have a SSD drive? Is it imperative running in AHCI mode to use your driverpack?

Thank you!

I think I installed the "latest" one. Neither the "Special RAID" nor the "Legacy one".

I can easily alternate between IDE and AHCI without the need for a fresh install. I am going to give AHCI a try.

Another PS - I assume your driver is "better" than its MSAHCI counterpart, right?

Just because every PC is different...

According to this little benchmark I made, it seems I am better sticking with plain old IDE mode for this mainboard. That's why I currently have Intel chipsets PCs. I think they perform better. This is an old pc (Phenom) used at my work place.

Stupid me. I forgot to say that first screen is standard IDE drive (double channel pci ide driver); second one is MSAHCI 1.0 driver and last one is Fernando's driver (nVidia nForce driver)

http://imgur.com/CtwEAaJ

I want to thank you anyway for the time and effort taken to do this driver packs. And I would like you people to comment on this benchmark. I would like to hear your opinions.

Best regards.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #299

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You forgot to mention, which benchmark test has been done with which driver version.

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