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#31 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Mon May 02, 2016 6:55 pm

Yea driver hosed my install. As windows starts to load, it BSODs & crashes. Tried fixing it, anyways ...

EVGA X99 FTW/Intel i7 5820k (@4.4Ghz)/4x4gigs Corsair XMS4/2x512g Samsung EVO 850 Pro (Raid-0)/EVGA GTX 980Ti/Samsung SATA DVD-RW/SeaSonic 1250w PSU/Corsair Graphite Series 230T/Corsair H55/Samsung 42" 4k LED TV

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#32 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Tue May 03, 2016 12:24 am (Last edited: Fri Sep 22, 2017 11:22 am)

Zitat von MikeHawk im Beitrag #30
That driver you posted here gives me the warning about being unsigned, even after I added that cert file to the signed driver file.

The driver has been signed by me. you can check it yourself my doing a right click onto the *.cat file and choosing the option "Properties" > "Digital Signature".
Nevertheless you may have to force the installation by using the "Have Disk" option.

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#33 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Tue Jun 20, 2017 8:34 pm (Last edited: Tue Jun 20, 2017 8:39 pm)

If you are unable to determine the device Id of your AMD raid controller
you can also try the HP SB600 chipset x64 vista raid driver which also works in win 7 and win 10 and supports the 4380 device ID
which is found in the HP 7950 series computer which has a AMD motherboard based raid setup

google for sp44053 then use winrar to extract the files in the service pack, and the necessary drivers are in the folder called "64"

you can then use the F6 option to load the drivers at setup, or slipstream them into the 64bit w7/w10 setup disks

the supported device ID's are:

[ATI.ntamd64]
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EDIT by Fernando: I have put the HardwareID list into a "spoiler" (to save space).

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#34 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Tue Jun 20, 2017 8:44 pm

Zitat von DeeG im Beitrag #33
If you are unable to determine the device Id of your AMD raid controller....

This is a much easier way to determine the HardwareIDs of any onboard RAID Controller:
1. Run the Device Manager and expand the "Storage Controllers" section.
2. Right-click onto the related Controller (or "Unknown device") and choose the options "Properties" > "Details" > "Property" > "HardwareIDs".

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#35 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Fri Sep 22, 2017 8:23 am (Last edited: Fri Sep 22, 2017 8:31 am)

Zitat von MikeHawk im Beitrag #26
You can rename the thread whatever you like. I had already gotten the older Vista/7 64 bit driver for the 7xx/8xx chipset to work. So after installing windows I tried to update the driver. Windows tells me I have the most up to date driver. The driver version is the 3.3.1540.40
The device IDs are
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4393&SUBSYS_B0021458&REV_40
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4393&SUBSYS_B0021458
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4393&CC_010400
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4393&CC_0104
If I need to reinstall anytime soon I will use your driver & see if it works, & I notice a difference in the speed. I did a crystal disc test & my read/write speeds were over 1000. So for sure more performance for her system in Raid-0 than a single drive where she was in the 400s.
Very much want to thank you for taking the time, especially the information.

3.3.1540.40 is the latest RAID driver, released in 2012. :)

The 4391 & 4393 dev id's are the same physical device, an AHCI SATA controller found on AMD 7x0/8x0/9x0 chipsets. The dev_id depends whether the controller is in RAID or SATA mode

http://support.amd.com/TechDocs/43009.pdf

RAID (4393) enables Port Bonding and uses a Promise software RAID controller.

https://www.promise.com/media_bank/web%2...brochure_EN.pdf

P.S. @Fernando - AMD 9xx chipsets now support NVm storage through a BIOS update. I haven't checked but I wonder if maybe the 3.8 driver is meant for NVm boards? Will look into it....

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#36 | RE: [SOLVED] Searching for an AMD RAID driver to get Win7 installed onto the RAID0 array datum

Thu Nov 11, 2021 12:52 am

Hi,

Wondering if someone can help me with pretty much the same issue the op had regarding setting up a successful raid array with this motherboard.

I'm trying to install windows 10 on a raid 0 array using two identical ssd's. I've configured the array from the legacy utility for win 7 and the uefi one for win 10, I've inputted all the correct settings in the bios following the manual for whichever OS I'm trying to install but when I install Windows it doesn't find the drive as expected but when loading the relevant driver the exact same one the op used, it loads but still doesn't find the drive.

I know there is no driver for windows 10 but I can't get this driver or any others related to this chipset to work on either windows 10 or windows 7, I've even slipstreamed the drivers into windows 10 and 7 installs for USB and dvdr installations but still no success.

To test whether it's a fault with the hardware I installed Ubuntu which found the array without needing any drivers and successfully installed which makes this issue even more frustrating.

Any help would be much appreciated and apologies in advance for the long post and or posting in an old thread.

Regards

Joe

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