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@Oubadah
Absolutely NO errors in Events Viewer Source for iaStorA/B.

Is your Device ID 'dev 8D62' as mine ?

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@Oubadah,
You don't replied me about your deviceiD and your BIOS (up to date ?, Controller-2 SATA settings ?)
If I understand your SATA Controller-2 (sSATA) works fine with MS W10 native in the box driver ?
Mine also, but I have replaced it with RSTe driver.
I see no reason why RSTe driver works fine for the 4 x sSATA ports on my X99 board and not on your mboard.
May be your DeviceID is different as mine.

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@Oubadah
For the bench I don't use AS SSD benchmark Tool. (some 'device open' problems).
I use ANVIL Benchmark Tool.
Here is the ANVIL test done on my SSD plugged on one of the 4 sSATAs port available (AHCI mode).

Zitat von Oubadah im Beitrag #1355

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It's the same: 8D62. Yes the BIOS is up to date, and the sSATA controller is enabled and in AHCI mode (not much else to configure there).

The sSATA controller works "fine" with the default 6.1.7601.18231 Microsoft driver from 2006 (but the performance is obviously inferior to what it is when the same drive is on the main controller+RST).

One difference between yours and my configs is that you have the main controller in RAID mode, so I tried that just in case. I installed the exact same drivers as you had. The 143 ("The device \Device\RaidPort0 is attempting to use more than 8 buses...") errors stopped in this configuration, but the 129 ("Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued") errors remained, as did the messed up ASSSD results on the sSATA drives.

I don't know the intricacies of these controllers, but isn't it possible that the 4+4 setup could be connected differently on the board? What is the "attempting to use more than 8 buses" message talking about? I remember reading something about buses and why manufacturers might choose 4+4 over 6+2 for an 8 port board, but I can't find the article now.

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Hi everybody,

is it possible to install the 4.x version of the Intel RSTe drivers in a mobo (x99 chipset) with a Raid Option ROM version 14.8 of Intel RST to get Trim working in a Raid 1 configuration?

Zitat von nsb im Beitrag #1358

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Hi everybody,

is it possible to install the 4.x version of the Intel RSTe drivers in a mobo (x99 chipset) with a Raid Option ROM version 14.8 of Intel RST to get Trim working in a Raid 1 configuration?

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Zitat von Oubadah im Beitrag #1361

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Zitat von Kbird im Beitrag #1357

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I tried this on my Asus X99A-II out of interest , and like you Oub. those two drivers throw a ton of errors here too but not the ones I see in your pic, so I put 12.9.4.1000 back on the Raid Controller (Main) as it is the only Driver that sees my Raid HDDs as HDDs not SSD's ( another thread on that issue) and surprisingly it is okay except for the Fact that the RST Application Crashes about 2 mins after Windows loads according to the Event log , .net crashes, then the Application and then it is force closed.

So you maybe correct Oub. different boards seem to have it configured differently somehow......

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What errors did you get? Could you please post a screen cap of them in Event Viewer, or the text details from them?

I've been trying to verify this issue with another X99-M WS owner, but all the one's I've found aren't using the sSATA controller.

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Zitat von Kbird im Beitrag #1360

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Zitat von nsb im Beitrag #1358

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Hi everybody,

is it possible to install the 4.x version of the Intel RSTe drivers in a mobo (x99 chipset) with a Raid Option ROM version 14.8 of Intel RST to get Trim working in a Raid 1 configuration?

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Why do you think it is not working currently ? I thought it was working with all current drivers ?


KB

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1359

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Although I am not 100% sure about it, I suspect, that you will have to replace the Intel RAID ROM resp. EFI RaidDriver BIOS module(s) as well (v4.x.x.xxxx instead of v14.8.x.xxxx).

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Zitat von nsb im Beitrag #1363

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Zitat von Kbird im Beitrag #1360

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Zitat von nsb im Beitrag #1358

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Hi everybody,

is it possible to install the 4.x version of the Intel RSTe drivers in a mobo (x99 chipset) with a Raid Option ROM version 14.8 of Intel RST to get Trim working in a Raid 1 configuration?

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Why do you think it is not working currently ? I thought it was working with all current drivers ?


KB

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Hi,

officially Intel doesn't support Trim in Raid 1, 10 or 5 with its RST drivers. Only supports Trim in Raid 0 with this drivers. I refer to the SSD's that are members of a RAID array.

There is only full support for Trim in Raid mode With the RSTe drivers.

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