Thanks for the Hint Fernando, i will do so, as you wish. nop.

But i figured out that on the other drives the Trim does not work :(

Thank u for answering, Fernando,

u're right by that! i did completley forget that. On an regular HDD it is the same. MFT reassamble!

i will trigger that.

But the point is, that after rerunnig trimcheck on drive c: (intel ssd 535 series raid 0) it does show me the same. Non WORKING Trim in realtime.
That means to me, i have to boot the system on schedule at least by 24 hours to get in contact with trim support on ssd raid 0 volumes?

got it.

THX bro.

Hi guys,

I have an ASRockRack C236 WSI board with C236 chipset providing 8 SATA ports (0-7), all coming from the CPU/chipset (no 3rd party controller). I have a really strange behaviour of the last two SATA ports 6+7:

Windows 10 integrated driver:
With storage controller set to AHCI, all ports (0-7) are working. With storage controller set to RAID, SATA ports 6+7 are not recognized!
Shutting system down or putting to sleep works as expected in both modes.

Intel RST v15.0.0.1039 driver:
With storage controller set to AHCI, SATA ports 6+7 are not recognized! With storage controller set to RAID, this driver cannot be installed (says the system would not meet the minimum requirements)!
Shutting system down or putting to sleep works as expected.

Intel RSTe v4.5.4.1031 driver:
Works with storage controller set to AHCI and RAID, all drives are working!
But shutting system down or putting it to sleep works NOT as expected. Drives are spinned down and power LED blinks, but system does not go off, but spins all drives incl. ODD up again, then spins them down a 2nd time and then finally goes off.

Can anyone of you explain this strange behaviour to me, where this might come from? I already contacted Intel and ASRockRack, but so far they were not of much help...

Best regards

Stefan

Hi Dieter,

the ports 6+7 seem not to be different from the other ports, they are not provided by a sSATA controller and are also not shared in any way. From the manual, it looks like all 8 ports come from the C236 chipset directly and are equivalent.

I checked the device ID, you're right. But why do the RST drivers can then be installed when the SATA controller is not running in RAID, but in AHCI mode. And why the Windows 10 driver, which seems to be based on the RST 13.x series, can worl with the RAID setup?

Best regards

Stefan

Hi and and thank you for your work !
My mobo is ASUS ROG RAMPAGE V EDITION 10 X99 with Core i7 6850K and no RAID used, only AHCI ( 1 SSD ADATA SP900 256 GB sata3 , 1 SSD SanDisk X400 1TB sata3 , 1 HDD Seagate 2TB sata3 , 1 HDD Seagate 2TB sata3 and 1 HDD Seagate 3TB sata3.
Please,tell me,what is the best driver for my mobo configuration ? (Hardware IDs : PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8D02&SUBSYS_86001043&REV_05 ; PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8D02&SUBSYS_86001043 ; PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8D02&CC_010601 ; PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8D02&CC_0106 according to Device Manager WINDOWS 10 PRO TH2 and RS1_14393.3 )
Drivers come with mobo (and ASUS site ) are : Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility V10.1.2.19_05.05.2016 ; Intel Management Engine Interface V11.0.0.1172_07.06.2016 ; Intel Rapid Storage-AHCI_RAID Technology Driver Software V14.8.1.1043_07.06.2016 .
And this photo from task bar

Thank you and all the best!

Sorry,one more question. It is ok to show that,after installing Intel RSTe Drivers & Software Set v14.8.9.1053 ,only .inf driver?

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1285

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The Intel SATA Controllers have different HardwareIDs while running in AHCI and RAID mode. Only Intel RST drivers, whose INF files contain both HardwareIDs of the target SATA Controller, can be installed properly in AHCI and RAID mode.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1285

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Because Intel has delivered a special Win10 in-box Intel RST(e) driver v13.2.0.1022 to Microsoft, which supports the DeviceIDs DEV_2822 and DEV_2826. This way it is possible to get Win10 properly installed onto nearly all Intel Chipsets systems without the need to integrate or to load a special Intel RAID driver.

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