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Originally Posted by MikeyB
Hmmmmm, my 1st guess would be is Windows it using DMA access for the new drive?
What version of Windows you using?
In XP, goto Device Manager, look for IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.
Within there you should see Primary & Secondary IDE Channels.
In the properties of each, goto Advanced Settings tab, and make sure the "Transfer Mode" is set to "DMA if available"
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it is set as DMA if available
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Originally Posted by MikeyB
You may also have to check your BIOS for DMA settings to.
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i cant check that right now....