What's up with Killzone 3 today 02/24/2011? Yesterday I was playing the game with some minor problems but they weren't game crippling.The minor problems I was refering to were the ones where it stays locked up when connecting to a multiplayer game.Today I try to get online and no dice. I keep getting this error code.

Error Code 8001

I try to go to the games homepage and it doesn't load at all it seems like they are having network difficulties but can anyone tell me exactly whats going on?

Bulletstorm = Single Player and Online Co-op only. This is merely a marketing ploy to get people buying into Shallowstorm to get the stupid Gears of War 3 Beta. Epic games made an Epic Fail. My friend bought this game he returned it next day. He said he was so dissapointed.

Killzone 3 = Single Player , Split Screen Co-op Only ( this is bad ju ju ), Online Competitive Multiplayer, Offline Botzone ( its exactly like Multiplayer but with bots instead of people), if you buy the game new it comes with a Socom 4 beta which they will start in March. This game is like nothing I have ever played so much fun so awesome so epic. I am still playing right now lol.

[QUOTE="Lash540"]

[QUOTE="MaoTheChimp"]

Meh. Most SATA 3.0 platter drives can't populate a SATA 2.0 line, and the Intel RAID controller is surprisingly good. I'm not sure if there's anything to fuss about.

MaoTheChimp

My point is, you're not losing any speed by using the ICH10R, as most (if not all) SATA 3.0 HDD's cannot full up the 384MB/s bandwidth provided my a SATA 2.0 line. In other words, you wouldn't see any difference between SATA 2.0 and SATA 3.0 with your current HDD's.

My question is what is the difference between Soft and Hard RAID? Where would I find a decent RAID controllor for 2 HDD's that I want to put into RAID 0? I have a PCI port open and a PCI express x1.

Is there a limit on how much hard drive space can be in a RAID setup?

For ex.

I have --- 2TB
2TB Can I RAID0 them and still get the full 4TB

Meh. Most SATA 3.0 platter drives can't populate a SATA 2.0 line, and the Intel RAID controller is surprisingly good. I'm not sure if there's anything to fuss about.

MaoTheChimp

I had my SATA 3 hard drives plugged into the SATA 3 controllor thats why the Intel Storage Matrix wouldn't even pop up, I was such an idoit.


I'm so angry now with ASUS because they lied on there product description saying I could put the SATA 3 hard drives in RAID 0 but it turns out that I can't at least not with this board because of the date when it was manufactored. I could rebuy the board and as long as its fairly new it will support the RAID 0.

Its kinda like they just rushed out there board and didn't finish it until after a bunch of people bought it... Im so mad at myself Q_Q! Oh well you live , you learn.

Ok well I re-read the whole manual and it turns out that the ports that give me the SATA 3 speed aren't part of the RAID controllor.... so yeah basically I wasted money on this board because I wanted SATA 3 RAID 0 and now its just not gonna happen.


S3 port 1 ==== == Marvell Controllor with no RAID from what I've been reading.....
S3 port 2 ====

S2 port 1 =====
S2 port 2 ======== Intel Raid Controllor with all the RAID setups
S2 port 3 ========
S2 port 4 =====

[QUOTE="jevery57"]

In your manual it says that in the BIOS under "SATA Configuration Options," you will only get the submenu where you chose IDE, RAID, or AHCI when you chose Compatible, or Enhanced. Have you tried it both ways, under Compatible mode then under Enhanced mode - then "Exit and Save Changes" reboot with Ctrl, Alt, Delete, and hold Crtl + I while rebooting. If you've tried it both ways and you're still not able to enter the RAID utility to mount the drives in the array, is it recognizing the drives when configuration is set to IDE or AHCI? It is not as simple as plugging in the drives and choosing RAID as stated above.

Lash540

My title is my question. Thank you to whoever responds.