Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1554

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Anyone else having problems with RST 15.7.0.1014 WHQL driver?

I get random freezing under more heavier disk load on a clean install of Win 10 1703 x64 on my Asrock Z270 Taichi,
tried with different EFI RaidDrivers both 15.5 & 15.7, but it makes no difference, the 15.7.0.1002 Beta drivers works problem free also 15.5.2.1054 WHQL.

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Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1562

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@ bobypf

15.7.1.1015 almost works for me, the computer can randomly get a little bit unresponsive, i can see in the taskmanager that the disk usage goes up really quick and then down again when it happens.
But 15.5.2.1054 works without lockups have you tested that specific version, and are you using the latest 2.20 BIOS?

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Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1564

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Yes, that is odd, it does seem more like it would be an update for Windows or other driver that might be causing it like you say.
I guess you could do a clean install of Windows again, and don't install any updates, and use drivers you feel worked before.
I am right now testing the 15.7.1.1015 drivers with the 15.7.0.3054 EFI RaidDriver, in RAID 0, but still not perfect, i think i will go back to the 15.5 Driver & EFI RaidDriver combo.

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My 2 cents: The 15.7 drivers give me a store exception BSOD after several hours of archiving from one HDD to another (main system is on SSD; H110 platform). Installed the 15.5 drivers and everything's fine.

Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1569

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Yes, i think Intel screwed something up with the 15.7 drivers, i was testing the 15.7.1.1015 WHQL drivers, they seemed Ok, but this morning i got a lockup again during high disk usage.
Now i am back to 15.5, both Driver & EFI RaidDriver, no lockups no matter how hard i stress the disks.

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Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1571

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This time modded BIOS with RaidDriver 15.5.1.3017, before i used the stock 15.5.0.2875, so far perfect.

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Zitat von Pacman im Beitrag #1573

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@ bobypf
I checked but what i have is loads of errors like this: "The application System with process id 4 stopped the removal or ejection for the device PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2822&SUBSYS_"
just before lockup, this error seems to be safe removal of USB devices, but it seems it is trying to safely remove my RAID array, not sure, but that's the only error.
Then after of course i get: "The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly."

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I just woke up and the error is here again! It's been going all night. This is driving me crazy because it seems that it doesn't matter which driver or EFI RAID I am using. I am continuing to investigate. If anyone has any remote idea what could case this atrocity, please, let me know.

Again, the iaStorA triggers error Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued.

After that the utilization of my RAID 1 array always stays at 100% and gradually the computer becomes unresponsive.