( 1 ) I flashed the firmware on my OCZ 256GB SSD's & set the trim using the OCZ Toolbox.
( 2 ) I used the cntrl+I & created the RAID0.
( 3 ) I burnt to a CD v12.9.4.1000 from

your mainboard has an Intel chipset...look : you made the topic in Nvidia chipset...
for the driver , use the one from here...it is a dedicated forum for them...

the more important about RAID is the size of clusters : 128 k is very big and good for big files... it is used to share files onto the hd : if you use a lot of files that are below 128ko then you ll have one disk [ the master ] full while the other will be "empty"
then second point is the cluster size you use when you format your hard-drive : first there are size limits that change the cluster size because the number of clusters is limited for example fat 16 stops at 2 Go [ or 4 Go if you use 64ko cluster ]
a cluster being the minimal size of space used on the drive by a file...of 1 ko as well as 63 ko for a cluster of 64 ko

so it can be cool to use a small size for the raid and select the same size for clusters.. i mean you have 6 hds of 2 To [ with a physical cluster size of 512 octets or 4 ko [ 4ko being the new normal size ...8 ko is coming ] ] then you can do two raid 0 : one with two drives with 4 to 16 ko clusters and a second made with 4 drives and a size of 32 to 128 ko . the first is for windows install while the big one is for games , video , 7z/zip files .

you can do format at win install by pressing f10 and use command format . ntfs "best size" is 4ko for windows install ...exFAT is very cool for storage like the second raid of 4 hd

Sorry, I did it again, I posted in the wrong forum area! Sorry grml4d, I'm trying to get thru this! p.s. Sorry Fernando