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12-20-2006, 04:25 PM

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Nvidia issues Nforce 680i data loss fix

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The NForce 680i is without a doubt, better and more complete chipset than the 975X or P965. However, the whole "better" argument took a pasting when users started to report data corruption on SATA drives. And even worse, on RAID arrays, regardless of the type (0, 1, and 5). The fix is nothing more than a beta revision of the BIOS with new RAID logic inside. If you have an EVGA 680i motherboard and experiencing data corruption on SATA drives, you can download the BIOS here.

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