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1. #Asus amd sata ahci controller driver install
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3. #Asus amd sata ahci controller driver drivers
4. #Asus amd sata ahci controller driver update
5. #Asus amd sata ahci controller driver software

when the chipset drivers must be uninstalled to USE the Samsung 860 EVO SSD and the 860 PRO ssd (I have tried both) on ANY AMD 990FX/SB950 chipset boards. It is my conclusion to not recommend the drive price per performance when it is slightly nerfed by windows drivers. not exactly what the drive potential could be. So using windows drivers makes the drive not hang for 27 minutes to do the Samsung Magician benchmark test.

but the sequential read and write is " about right. and they confirmed that the benchmark scores using windows drivers are lacking by 50 - 100 MB/s. I have spoken to Samsung 1800-SAMSUNG and chose 'Memory'. This should then work with fresh windows install. This will then allow the drive to work faster with Samsung Magician and CrystalBenchMark.

#Asus amd sata ahci controller driver install

Roll back the driver and windows should install windows drivers. If under ' IDE ATA/ATPI controllers ' you see " AMD SATA controller ". If you use a AMD package or ATI package it will include a Chipset driver. It was not anything else but the chipset drivers.

#Asus amd sata ahci controller driver software

This is when I discovered the only driver or software I installed caused the Samsung issue, Chipset. Connecting the Samsung and trying to get it to work. So, fresh windows install on Intel SSD not connected to the internet. then disconnect the PNY and add the Samsung 860 Evo and continue testing. THEN I was able to fresh install windows on the Intel SSD, put all my files back from the PNY SSD. I had to buy another SSD to install fresh windows, just to re connect my (crashed) Intel SSD back to pull files I did not want to lose on a windows re install. When doing this, for some reason (which shouldn't have happened, I must have deleted a windows driver) this crashed my system to the point Windows would not start up, even running a windows repair. IF they do you will probably have to force that windows driver to install or redo your OS. I DID NOT unstall the drivers in Windows DRIVERS folder. These files will linger and conflict to re install. You have to show all hidden folders in the folder options in controll panel. you must have uninstalled all AMD software and manually find the AMD folder to remove/delete it. You have to find the AMD file in " Program Files " " Program Data " " Program Files 64 ". *If this does not roll back, you MUST uninstall ALL AMD drivers (It might be part of ATI or catalist which include all kinds of package drivers). This should uninstall the AMD Chipset driver and install microsoft driver. If you can come up with a fix, either new firmware or software workaround in Windows, it will be appreciated.ĮDIT UPDATE: = I found the cause of the issue.= I also tested it on 2 Intel systems - one HP desktop PC with i3-3220 and one old HP laptop (with Intel T6570 CPU) and I didn't observe this issue on them.ĪSRock 970 Pro3 (the first version not the R2.0 one) Basically, you can reproduce the issue by putting the SSD on 9xx chipset AM3+ motherboard with FX CPU and then run CrystalDiskMark (I tested with version 6).

#Asus amd sata ahci controller driver update

Another scenario is to run virutalbox with ubuntu VM, for example - the PC hanged on both installation and update of ubuntu 16.04. What I found as an easy way to reproduce the issue is to run CrystalDiskMark, it hangs everytime at the 4KiB Q8T8 write test. I upgraded the BIOS of the motherboard to the latest version, reset the CMOS, turned off any IDE legacy and power saving options for the storage, there is an option "AMD AHCI BIOS ROM" in the BIOS of the MB which also did not resolve the issue whether it's turned on or off. At first I thought it's a bad SATA cable, although I used the same cable with and HDD for 2 years and no such things occured, so I tried with another SATA cable and the result was the same. Also, everytime this happens, there are some CRC communication errors appearing in the SMART status. For example, if it happens while there is a YouTube video running in the background, the sound continues and I can open a new tab in the web browser but the website won't load, I can't minimize the browser, if I click on the start menu button with the mouse, the menu won't come up, the task manager won't load when I press Ctrl + Shift + Esc and if I click on too many things everything freezes for 1-2 minutes, then goes back to normal. The problem is that Windows hangs at random times (it's not that often but it's annoying).

#Asus amd sata ahci controller driver 64 Bit

I installed Windows 10 64 bit on it, then Magician, ran the "Performance Optimization" option there and left RAPID off since it says it may cause conflicts with AMD/AsMedia controllers. I have ASRock 970 Pro3 which has 970 NB + 950 SB, no additional storage controllers. I bought 860 EVO 250GB 2.5" SATA few days ago (it came with the latest firmware) but there seems to be some sort of incompatibility with AMD 9xx chipsets.