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6G controller chip, the 88SE9123 |
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| Thu, July 23 2009 | 12:59AM | PermaLink |
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What this essentially says is that the problem on the 88SE9123 chip
didn't lie with the SATA 6G implementation but rather with the legacy PATA
support they built into the chip. Going back and looking at the spy shots
we have for most of the P55 motherboards we have seen, they ALL do in fact
have an IDE channel on them - and since the P55 chipset doesn't offer
support for it, we can assume that all of these motherboard vendors were
using the Marvell chipset in that fashion. That would explain why all of
the boards would need to be changed drastically at the last minute."
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