Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #616

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According to your attached screenshots you actually are using simultaneously 2 different Intel SATA Controllers, one in RAID and the other in AHCI mode:

1. The "Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller" has the DeviceID DEV_2822 (which means, that it has been set to "RST mode"). Such SATA RAID Controllers are natively supported by all Intel RST drivers from v9.5.0.1037 up to v14.0.0.1081.
2. The "Intel(R) C610 Series/X99 Chipset sSATA AHCI Controller" is an sSATA AHCI Controller and has the DeviceID DEV_8D62. None of the sSATA Controllers is supported the Intel RST drivers. The only driverpack, which I know to support sSATA Controllers like yours, is the RSTe v4.1.0.1046 one.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #618

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Zitat von sinders im Beitrag #617

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I take it if I am primary using the "Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller" which has the DeviceID DEV_2822, then I should have no issues upgrading to newer RSTe drivers?

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You cannot "upgrade" from an RST to an RSTe driver as long as your BIOS has been set to "RST RAID mode".

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Hi,
when i try to install the new 14-beta-software on my x99-board i get the message that this platform is not supported.
why?
System is running in ahci-mode.

@ Fernando
hello , first of all thank you for the amazing thread & forum in general , i have the following situation .
I'm About to do fresh Os reinstall , so please guide me what's the best compatible, stable & if possible up to date
(Intel rapid storage technology Drivers) & (Intel MEI drivers)

some info about system/hardware using HWINFO64 :

OS to be installed : Windows 8.1 x64 with latest updates
Chipset : Intel Lynx Point-LP (Premium)
Intel Core i7-4500U , Codename :Haswell ULT

Task manager
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IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers > Intel(R) 8 Series SATA Controller 1 (AHCI) - 9C03

Driver tab >
provider:Intel
date:7/25/2013
version:9.4.0.1023
driver details: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\storahci.sys

details tab>
hardware ids > PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_9C03&CC_0106

events tab >
Device configured (mshdc.inf)
Device started (storahci)
Device configured (oem1.inf)
Device started (storahci)

Current Intel MEI Firmware : 9.5.15.1730 LP
Current Intel MEI Driver : 9.5.15.1730


-I didn't install Intel rapid storage technology neither Software nor Drivers when formatted last time .
-No Intention to Use Raid.
-I don't Have SSD only HDD which Came originally with laptop.
-Asus Support & downloads offers as the latest on top of the list for windows 8.1 x64
V13.5.0.1056 > IRST_Intel_Broadwell_Win81_64_VER13501056.zip
V13.2.5.1012 > IRST_Intel_SharkBay_Win81_64_VER13251012.zip
-i noticed irst drivers only package contains also filter driver along with raid/ahci driver , is it necessary !

eventually i wonder will i really going to need them (i mean the above mentioned Drivers) regarding performance or i will be just fine without updating or installing in the first place !

thanks in advance , excuse my bad English

anyone using the 11/06/2014,13.6.0.1002 drivers get micro stutters in the system. most notably with youtube. and surfing the net?

Hey,
Relative noob here, having a hell of a time with a BSOD on an x79 system(a lot of them actually). Fairly Certain it's due to a old RSTe driver, trying to upgrade but getting a little confused about what driver I want. Intel's site points me to a 3.6.0 driver which seems to fix my blue screen but fails on a trim test. I found a link on this fourm to a v3.8.0.1111 driver on Intel's site which does pass a trim test, and I'm hoping doesn't blue screen. I guess my question is I'm confused why the only place I can seem to find the 3.8.1.1006 driver is on this forum, Intel doesn't seem to have it and even the site you credit: Station-Drivers, doesn't seem to have the version you're promoting here. Not trying to be incredulous but given the environment I'm deploying in a more official looking source for my fix might be more acceptable. Do I just suck at navigating Intel's site?

Yeah I knew they were all developed and released by Intel. I wasn't thinking anyone else had done that, just super confused why they wouldn't provide access to more working versions. Particularly confused that Intel has the v3.8.0.1111 driver on their site still but the only way I ever found it there was from a link on this forum so I was wondering if there was a way to navigate to other drivers there as well but it sounds like just a bit of a fluke that page is still up for the v3.8.0.1111 driver?