First off, I'd like to find out if anyone is using the Accelerate option on Intel RST on Windows 10

I have had no luck in trying to get it to work.
I've searched a bunch of forums, all with conflicting solutions that work and don't work for different people. A couple of Intel communities threads even say RST is not supported in Win10(as of sep18)

I bought a used Asus G750JW with windows 8.1 installed, I upgraded to windows10.
I safe mode booted in order to change my SATA controller to RAID.

I plugged in my SSD, installed Intel RST 14.6.0.1029
Couldn't see the accelerate button.
Immediately went a googling and found countless options/setups to try.

so now I'm here

I followed Fernado's post about upgrading my SATA controller driver to the latest 14.6.1.1030, but that still leaves the actual RST program at 14.6.0.1029

Let me know what screen shots you'd like to see, and hopefully you can help me get this resolved.

Uninstalled RST
rebooted
Controller driver still at 14.6.1.1030

downloaded new SetupRST.exe from Intel download center, latest listed is still 14.6.0.1029

start the install and get|addpics|1qd-1-ec2a.jpg|/addpics|

where do I get v14.6.1.1030 .exe?
the link I grabbed from your other thread only has these files, no setup files|addpics|1qd-2-0f85.jpg|/addpics|

thank you for that, not sure how I missed the RST .exe the first time

so everything is now at 14.6.1.1030

I'm still not seeing the accelerate button.
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Not sure if this is an issue

my UEFI has a section for Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology

When I go into it, it has an Advanced tab Intel(R) RST 12.7.0.1936 SATA Driver

>Create RAID Volume (which I can press enter and then select the 2 drives), but if I do it whenever I come back into the UEFI, it acts like I have to select it again, so I'm wondering if it's not working properly

That's where I'm stuck.

there are so many forums with different advice on how to setup the drives.

HDD is GPT, can't change that
SSD is MBR

I just low level formatted the SSD to make sure everything is wiped.

I've tried with Unallocated, Healthy partiion, hibernation partition, combinations
with drive letter assigned, without drive letter.
shrink volume, extend volume, both on HDD and SSD
gone thru diskpart to clean the SSD after each try.
I've tried so many combinations, and I'm not sure what to do next.

I'd really love to hear if anyone has gotten SSD caching with the accelerate option to work in windows 10. it seems all the forums are examples of Win7 or Win8.1


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Both are now GPT, which I read on overclock.net http://www.overclock.net/t/1562625/intel...t#post_24113860

still not working.

I'm at a loss, working on multiple forums. I will update here if I find a solution.

Hi, You must have two disk in RAID0 and SSD unallocated. After installing Intel RST start intel rapid storage utility from program menu and cklick accelerate RAID0 disk. Or One disk and configured SATA as RAID. Disk can have MBR or GPT.

Zitat von thomasxx im Beitrag #13

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Hi, You must have two disk in RAID0 and SSD unallocated. After installing Intel RST start intel rapid storage utility from program menu and cklick accelerate RAID0 disk. Or One disk and configured SATA as RAID. Disk can have MBR or GPT.

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