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1. Evga motherboard drivers#
2. Evga motherboard update#
3. Evga motherboard driver#
4. Evga motherboard upgrade#

It wasn't an option Z77 meant new CPU too (X58 is the last of the 1366 boards), so that wasn't doable with the budget.

Evga motherboard drivers#

Furthermore, Asus's included VIA sound drivers for their built-in "VIA VT1828S CODEC" aren't exactly great either.

Sometimes they are meant for a separate plug-in card so you never know if you're going to have problems. Furthermore, the Station-drivers files are not really meant for any particular mobo. I have been updating my anti-virus software and performing scans on these files. I am left with deciding if I want to take the risk of using the Station-drivers files. After Asus moves on to the next generation of mobo's, as with probably most other mobo makers, they do not post any new drivers or firmware for the third party controllers on their mobo's.

Evga motherboard upgrade#

It's tempting for me to upgrade because I also must deal with upgrading the Marvell, JMicron, and "Renesas" USB 3.0 controllers on my mobo. The matching Intel Core i7 3770 Ivy Bridge also has many new features. The newest Z77-based mobo's have both native SATA3 RAID and USB 3.0 capabilities. With all the problems I am reading from other owners with your mobo, it might be better to simply buy a new Z77-based mobo. You have 1 PCIe x16 and 2 PCIe x8 so you should be able to do this. The only choices you have is to either buy another mobo with native SATA3 RAID connectors or buy a PCIe x8 add-in card with SATA3 RAID. This means you will max out below the SATA3 threshold. Completely unacceptable, and yet just another nonsense system builders have to put up with because we've basically got no recourse.Įven if you manage to get your RAID'd SSD's working stable, which I doubt, your Marvell controller is probably connected to your mobo via PCIe x1. Marvell put out a utterly beta piece of hardware, everyone implemented it, and then they never actually got the thing working as it should've. Going to take the 20% performance hit and put these in RAID on the Intel chipset and save myself the headache. I've updated to the latest (non-beta) drivers from Station-drivers and have the same problems no matter what. I've tried basically every method I can possibly think of, but inevitably, after one or two successful boots into Windows, I get that 0xc0000225 error, OR, I boot and it tells me CHKDSK needs to run and it proceeds to mark just about every file on the hard drive corrupt. Trying to set up a X58 FTW3 with two Corsair SSDs in RAID1 on the Marvell 91xx.Ībsolutely unworkable. Unless you are an experienced system builder, I do not recommend you attempt to upgrade your Marvell BIOS firmware. Even if you find the original BIOS firmware version, which I doubt, many firmware updater programs do not allow downgrades.

Evga motherboard update#

If you do update your Marvell firmware and you encounter problems either immediately after updating or later, you will probably not be able to return to the original Marvell BIOS firmware version your motherboard had when you bought it. If you attempt to update your Marvell firmware and the process fails, you may permanently disable this controller possibly your entire motherboard. The station-drivers firmware are not officially sanctioned by your motherboard maker.

You need both and they are different.īe aware, using the station-drivers firmware to update your Marvell controller firmware can be risky. When you first boot up and see the Marvell Controller screen, you will see what hard drives the controller senses and what the BIOS version number is. Click on the different files and below you will see the version numbers.

Evga motherboard driver#

Your driver version number will show up in your Windows Device Manager > Controllers > Driver Tab > Driver Details button. 1 006 but when I reboot, the message says the Marvell driver is version 1. After you update these drivers and are booting your machine, at the point where you get a message stating the Marvell 9128 controller version, does it update to the latest version for you?