I will keep all of that information on file for future reference, also on a side note, my bios does not have a setting to change between rst and rste, so god know what its on
Zitat von tenfoldinaus im Beitrag #722on a side note, my bios does not have a setting to change between rst and rste, so god know what its on
Yes, not all system and mainboard manufacturers offer this BIOS feature, but you can use the (modded) RST(e) RAID ROM modules and drivers v12 series nevertheless.
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new: Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v14.0.0.2234 Notes: This Intel RAID ROM module has been primarily designed for the upcoming Intel 100-Series Chipset RAID systems, but will support Intel 8- and 9-Series Chipsets as well. Thanks to SoniX for the source files.
removed: Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v14.0.0.2209 (previous version from the same v14.0 branch)
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new: Intel RSTe RAID ROM v4.2.0.1036 Note: This Intel RST "Enterprise" RAID ROM module can only be used with DEV_2826 Intel SATA RAID Controllers. It has been designed for the newest Intel C600+ Series Chipsets like X99. Thanks to SoniX for the source file.
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new: Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v14.5.0.2241 Notes: This Intel RAID ROM module has been primarily designed for the upcoming Intel 100-Series Chipset RAID systems. Thanks to plutomaniac for the source package.
new: ASMedia 106x AHCI ROM v0.97 Notes: This seems to be the newest ASMedia AHCI ROM module, which is compatible with nearly all ASMedia 106x AHCI Cotrollers DEV_0611 and 0612. Thanks to lordkag for the file.
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new: Intel RSTe RAID ROM v4.3.0.1018 Note: This Intel RST "Enterprise" RAID ROM module can only be used with DEV_2826 Intel SATA RAID Controllers. It has been designed for the newest Intel C600+ Series Chipsets like X99. Thanks to MerlinX for having found the source BIOS. Since I have ripped the OROM myself from the AMI Aptio V BIOS, I do hope, that it will work.
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Hello everybody since I'm a new member of this forum.
Then, I need some help with a specific procedure, Fernando. I have an Asrock X58 Extreme mainboard with 2 Vertex2 120Gb SSD in raid 0 and performance has really degraded, so stumbled here and saw the magnific work for enabling trim in raid 0 also for old mainboards.
The Intel RAID ROM bios, here, is 8.xxx. I tried to mod one of existing bios files from asrock with MMTOOL, inserting the .bin file of the newer raid roms, but with no luck, since I always get a "ROM Space is not enough" message. Maybe I'm doing something wrong - should not be deleted the old raid module from the original bios image file, before loading the modded/new one? Please help.
Best Regards Giuliano
PS: I managed to clear the supposed PCI rom entry of the old intel raid bios rom, 8086/2822, and replaced with the thinnest of all - 10101008 - but compressed. Should I try to flash?
Falco75: Hello Guiliano, welcome at Win-RAID Forum!
Zitat von Falco75 im Beitrag #730I have an Asrock X58 Extreme mainboard with 2 Vertex2 120Gb SSD in raid 0 and performance has really degraded. I tried to mod one of existing bios files from asrock with MMTOOL, inserting the .bin file of the newer raid roms, but with no luck, since I always get a "ROM Space is not enough" message. Maybe I'm doing something wrong - should not be deleted the old raid module from the original bios image file, before loading the modded/new one?
Due to the space problem within the BIOS of many X58 chipset mainboards it is not possible to update the Intel RAID ROM module to any version, which is bigger sized than 85 KB. That is the reason, why the Intel RAID ROM v10.1.0.1008 is the latest one you can get into the BIOS of your mainboard. I just tested it with the BIOS X58EX_2.90: It is no problem to simply replace the original Intel RAID ROM by the "TRIM in RAID0 modded" Intel RAID ROM v10.1.0.1008. There is neither a need to remove the old one prior to the insertion of the new one nor to compress the new one before going to insert it.
Good luck while flashing the modded BIOS and enjoy the TRIM in RAID0 feature with your old system! Dieter (alias Fernando)
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Zitat von Falco75 im Beitrag #732Now I'm gonna find the drivers
I recommend to install the Intel RST driver v11.2.0.1006 (although it doesn't 100% match the Intel RAID ROM version of your BIOS).
Zitat and - finally - enable TRIM :D
Have you ever had disabled TRIM?
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Zitat von Falco75 im Beitrag #734I already installed the 10.1.0 version,
Ok, this is a good decision as well.
ZitatShould take some time, now that is enabled, to "optimize" the SSDs after years of Trim disabled? Tested with CDM, speed (expecially Write speed) is still not good
Tip: Trigger TRIM. This can be done either by the Windows "Optimizer" (only available for Win8/8.1/10) or by a tool like Anvil's Storage Utilities.
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