Hi Fernando,

Thank anyway I thought I would ask, done google search nothing come up, buy links and boardcom site there documentation for storcli is dated 2013 this card has just been released.

I will work it out once the card is here.

Just wanted to say Thanks!

Asus P8Z68-V LE
i7-2600k
Intel SSD 600p 275Gb NVMe w/Generic PCIe Adapter

Followed your instructions, everything went well with the insertion of the NVME stuff. BIOS flashed, no problem.
Had a couple issues installing Win10 on it, but that wasn't the BIOS Mod... it was Mickey$oft..
Anyway, all is well... Booting from the NVMe drive.. very quickly! :)

Thank you so much!!

-Gonz

@Fernando,
A new release of ASM 106x SATA 6G driver WHQL for W10 is available onto station driver.
The version 3.2.1.0 is the same, but the contents are different.

Fernando. As i have built my new XP 32bit capable AMD apu pc, i thought i would add an update here.

For those who dont know, socket FM2 - A85X A75 and A55 chipsets use the Promise controller. Socket FM2+ uses the Dot Hill controller. The XP Dot Hill rcxpahci driver v6.1.3.00035 is 32bit only, there is no 64bit version. There is also an XP Dot Hill 32bit raid only driver - rcraid 6.1.3.00035(you have not got that on the 1st page). There are 2 additonal drivers in the xp\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\Bolton(Gigabyte drivers disc), AHCI-CFG and RAID-CFG. I dont know what those 2 are. Let me know if you want any of these. :)

edit - Have PM'd the links. I have integrated the (original unmodded)32bit ahci driver with nlite and it works. Have not noticed any problems with usb, but as you have modded it for a reason, i will give that a try. :)

Just wanted to report on some reports of compatibility issues with the ver 1.5 Open Fabrics Nvme driver I came across. These reports I found on the Open Fabrics email list subscription I have however the exact details are above my head being technical. Probably be a ver 1.6 coming out soon..

Fernando, i am still using the unmodded AMD AHCI v6.1.3.35 driver from Gigabyte, but you mention the "interfering USB entries". What problems did those entries cause? I am using an MS wireless mouse, receiver in a USB2 port, i have changed the battery, but it the mouse sticks every so often.

edit - I have a similar issue with my logitech wireless keyboard, it slows down when i type, yes i changed the batteries too.

I have installed Intel NVMe v3.1.1009 64bit version on W10 for i750 SSD with the have disk method, done Anvil test, all is OK.
Is there somewhere a Release note to explain the changes done ?

@Fernando,
Thanks for the Release note.
Here is the new ANVIL score I obtained. v3.1 9595 (17aug2017)
It is better than with the previous version v3.0. 8913 (09aug2017)
However, far less than with the high score with v1.8 11085 (05march2017)