If I enable UDMA in my BIOS - no matter what I set it to ie UDMA2,3,4 ... etc it automaticly jumps to UDMA6. This is too fast for my caddies, I cant get rid of the caddies, I can't source better caddies so I need to lower the UDMA level.
Is this normal HDD behavior ? - I would have assumed that setting the UDMA level in the BIOS should have locked it at that speed.
I suspect that I need a BIOS update. In the past I have tried to find the correct BIOS update but to no avail. Is there an app I can run to tell me what BIOS update I need ? I am thinking of something like the crucial memory locater app.
Is this normal HDD behavior ? - I would have assumed that setting the UDMA level in the BIOS should have locked it at that speed.
I suspect that I need a BIOS update. In the past I have tried to find the correct BIOS update but to no avail. Is there an app I can run to tell me what BIOS update I need ? I am thinking of something like the crucial memory locater app.