Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #1Hi everybody, i recently bought a new motherboard, X79-DELUXE. I am wondering how to make raid 0 trim support working. Out of the box the board doesnt have RSTE but RST with RAID OROM 12.7.0.1936. i tried installing RST and look for trim support and it doesnt work.
How did you test it? Which OS are you running? Which Intel RAID drivers did you install? TRIM should work, if you are running Win7, Win8 or Win8.1 and using the Intel RST(e) drivers v11.x.x.xxxx or higher.
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Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #3Hmmm i didn't install any drivers in windows. I am using windows 8 Can you link me to the drivers in windows and what RST to install?
Which Windows 8 architecture (32bit or 64bit) are you running? Did you really have created a RAID0 array with both SSDs as members? If yes, I recommend to install the "Intel RST(e) AHCI/RAID Drivers & Software Set v12.8.2.1000 WHQL". You can find the download link >here<.
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Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #5i created raid array in the orom, and i an using win 8 64bit my board has the X79 chipset but runs standard RST OROM.
What do you mean with "standard"? Which Intel(R) RAID Utility version do you see after having hit CTRL+I?
ZitatSo i should use 12.8 for rst but what about the windows drivers?
They will be overwritten.
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Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #7i see 12.7.0.1936 but when i use trim check , trim doesnt work. :\
Do the following:
Run the Windows Experiece Index to make sure, that your RAIDed SSDs are detected by the OS as Solid State Drives.
Then run the Win8 "Optimizer" on drive C:.
Repeat the TRIM test.
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Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #9Did that, still doesnt work :\ keep in mind this is X79 chipset.
I kept that in my mind all the time, but I am sure, that it is possible to get TRIM activity within an X79 chipset RAID0 SSD array by using one of the following RST RAID OROM/drivers combinations: a) Intel RST RAID ROM v11.6.0.1702 or higher / Intel RST(e) RAID drivers v11.6.x.x.xxxx or higher or b) Intel RSTe RAID ROM v3.7.0.1049 / Intel RSTe RAID drivers v3.7.x.x.xxxx or higher.
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Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #3Hmmm i didn't install any drivers in windows.
I am using windows 8
Can you link me to the drivers in windows and what RST to install?
The board comes with a driver disk for a reason, most times windows default drivers are outdated garbage, you should go to Asus and install all the drivers. ( actually there are newer drivers out, at station driver ) If you like to use the newest or beta. You should also update your BIOS, as there is a stability fix.
The problem is most likely win 8, it's junk. Win 8 has problems with good TRIM send. You might see a difference when you update to 8.1. ( only four more day's for you.)
The only reason TRIM didn't work on the X79 was because of RSTE controller, which by the way Intel has added TRIM support, but if the mobo mfg added the RST OROM, like on your board, it can get TRIMMED.
You really don't need to worry, if you have a SSD from within the last three years, it has Garbage Collection. Stay below 70 full, which is the same as making a over provisioning partition.
ASrock Z170 Extreme 7+, Z97, with a 4790. My RAID is somewhat faster using the 13 series SataDriver and driver then the 13 or 12 on the X79. Cooler Master Stacker 830, Asrock Extreme 7, I7 3820, H100 cooler, GTX 670, Seasonic Platinum-860, 2-Samsung 840, 2- vector 180, 2-vector 150 2- Vectors, 2-Vertex 4, 1-Vertex 460, 4 Vertex 3. Always have 2-RAID RST, Marvel RAID on 9182.
Zitat von qqgshadow im Beitrag #14Yea my Raid Trim Still doesnt work :\
It is hard to believe, that TRIM doesn't work for you, because other X79 chipset RAID0 users confirmed to have TRIM activity after having used the required Intel RAID OROM/SataDriver and RAID driver version. Questions: 1. Which sort of SSDs (vendor and name) are the members of the RAID0 array? 2. Have you flashed the latest Firmware into the SSDs?
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