@MDM:
Haha yeah just realized my mistake after going through few pages back.
I changed to the Samsung generic driver and run CrystalDiskMark but getting lower write speed. Only 1.6GB/s write while it used to be 2.3GB/s

Edit: Spoke too soon again. benchmark again and now the speed back to 2.3GB/s

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted post replaced by directly addressing to the author (to save space)

Micron 64-bit NVMe Driver version 2.1.15.56

Good afternoon, I am looking for a more updated driver for my SSD NVME, windows recognizes as generic and install native driver from 2006.

Model: TEAM GROUP T-FORCE CARDEA II 256GB NVME
Controller: Phison ECFM12.1
Driver: PCI \ VEN_1987 & DEV_5012 & SUBSYS_50121987 & REV_01

Has anyone managed to mod any IRST drivers to allow a W7 install to run on a RAID0 array on an Intel Z390 motherboard?

I can get a W7 image installed on the RAID0 array, but at the Windows loading screen it freezes momentarily and then flashes a BSOD which I cannot read.

Thanks in advance.

@yuri oliveira The date from 2006 has a technical background, it doesn't necessarily mean that the driver is from 2006. Also, for exapmle, the usb driver version in Windumb 10 for USB3 ports goes up with Windows' version number, who knows if Microsoft actually changed something. (I would be interested in that if MS changed something there since Windows 8 from 2012)

Fernando,

My apologies.

I had made several posts in this thread previously regarding this issue.

I believed this was the appropriate place to post, as it is sort of a continuation of my previous posts.

Anyway, I posted a new thread in the forum you suggested.

Thanks

Sorry. I realised I was being an idiot soon after that post, but forgot to delete it!

Plz NB the serious issue with RND4K Q32T16 numbers with your 64bit Intel NVMe v4.4.0.1003 mod+signed driver as posted here:
Hardware IDs for Intel Optane drives, request for an update

there are not a specific driver for amd x570 sata with this (PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7901)?

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1797

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@pipes80:
If you would have done a look into the start post of this thread before writing your request, you would have found an AMD AHCI driver, which supports the HardwareIDs of your on-board AMD AHCI Controller.
Such post costs me again wasted time.

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@Fernando

Hi
New SATA/NVMe RAID drivers for AMD 9.3.0.158