Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #554

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Wrong device, the AHCI is the one Fernando requested.

What is your exact motherboard model?

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #554

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Wrong device, the AHCI is the one Fernando requested.

What is your exact motherboard model?

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #555

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@ andressergio:
Yes, you posted the wrong picture.
What I wanted to know is the DeviceID of your Intel SATA AHCI Controller, which is obviously running the generic MS AHCi driver.
The name of the controller is "Controladora ATA de serie AHCI 1.0 estándar".

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #560

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@ andressergio:

Since your system has an "Intel(R) C600+/C220+ series chipset SATA AHCI Controller" (DEV_8D02), you can use one of the following Intel RST/RSTe drivers:
1. Intel RSTe driver v3.8.1.1006 WHQL.
2. Intel RSTe driver v4.1.0.1046 WHQL or
3. Intel RST driver v13.1.0.1058 WHQL.
They all will support your Intel SATA AHCI Controller.
If you want to install any of them, I recommend to do it manually from within the Device Manager. You have to update the driver software of the listed "Controladora ATA de serie AHCI 1.0 estándar".

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #561

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Right yes, X99 must be using the RSTe ones originally. Or 13.1 which is the release that Asus is giving by default either way. Sorry, small mistake.

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Thanks Fernnado that worked as a charm very nice now :)

Yes i will try again, but i hate when i got the install from USB and ask me for GPT partition, GPT is used for more tan 2TB disks...that drove me nuts...and also i don't like the menu would be awesome if it was normal

Cheers bro !!! Visit my page i'm re directing you to ALL Latin America !!!

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You can freely post there your rigs, tests whatever you want i will re publish you and all the bros here, you will get more audience and donations
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We need to help each other on this selfish world bro

Thanks again
Kind Regards
Sergio

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted text removed (to save space)

Hi guys. Within Intel® Rapid Storage Technology software there is a setting to set cache mode for better performance.

I see these options below available to me

1. Write through

2. Read Only

3. Off

What should I set this option on for best SSD RAID 0 performance?

Also should I disable the write-cache buffer flushing setting or leave it enabled for best performance?

Thank you in advance for the feedback.