@ESausman

Zitat von ESausman im Beitrag #784

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I have a ASUS Rampage V Extreme (details below) that I have been experimenting with. The combo I am currently testing is Intel RST(e) OROM/EFI SATA
v14.5.0.2241 and I somehow ended up with the RSTe 4.3.0.1198 drivers mixed in there. I would like to blame Windows 10 when I did a fresh install but, who knows.
I am going to re-wipe it and go with whatever is determined to be the best for my setup.
Although, I am currently not using a RAID array, I probably will design one down the road.
Let me know what you think! I have modded all of these options so far but have only attempted to load one and it went fine......

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #795

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@ GoNz0:

Zitat von GoNz0 im Beitrag #794

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Did you go for it,

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To whom is this addressed?

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Because Sir Plutomaniac is busy saving a damsel in distress, I will post these in his name. It has ROM 12.7.5.1988 + EFI 12.7.5.1988 + ROM 13.2.2.2224. He already posted ROM 12.7.5.1988 and it is the same as 12.7.0.1936, just the version has been increased. The EFI is indeed updated and I suspect the change was made/needed only in EFI sources, with the ROM version being updated just to match. The ROM 13.2.2.2224 is updated as opposed to 13.2.0.2134, but a matching EFI was not found. The opposite of 12.7.5.1988 pair. I have posted the EFI in this forum just to avoid writing a second message with a similar content.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #958

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Zitat von Uncle_Gadget im Beitrag #957

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I am getting ready to Clean Install Windows 7 on the system and was wondering what drivers you'd recommend me to use? On the OP, it looks like I should be using v12.9.4.1000. Is that what you'd recommend for me to install when I rebuild the system?

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If you want to run an Intel RAID driver, which will give your RAID0 the best possible performance, and avoid any problem while trying to "downgrade" your currently running Intel RAID driver, I recommend
a) to "downgrade" the Intel RAID ROM of your BIOS to the "TRIM in RAID0 modded" v11.2.1527 and
b) to reinstall Win7 from scratch and to load the Intel RST RAID driver v11.2.0.1006 WHQL at the beginning of the OS installation.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #962

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I have just checked it: Your mainboard has an Award or Phoenix BIOS. So the tool you need to use is CBROM.
Please read at first the start post of >this< thread.
The guide how to replace the Intel RAID ROM module by the desired one is >here<, the download link to the TRIM in RAID0 modded Intel RAID ROM v11.2.0.1527 can be found >here<.

Good luck!

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Hi
There is a need to modify the BIOS Biostar TForse 965PT, unlock it bios the button ahci & raid and modify ahci rom on last version.
Can you help me?
Thank you.

Hi.
Thank you for your quick response.

ICH8 and ICH 9 support ahci, but do not support raid.
Attached is a my modified driver includes support this south bridge and working on this and other motherboards with similar south bridges.

Biostar tforse 965pt similar to p965 Deluxe motherboard, which differs only in support of the raid.
I pierced the BIOS on the board p965 Deluxe and there is point mode SATA-controller - IDE, AHCI or RAID.
I chose ahci point, run the installation WinXP, slip into the attached file on the floppy disk driver ahci and I all turned out - WinXP mode ahci worked on this board.

Now I need to go to the mode SATA-controller in the attached bios, as there is unlocked mode of FSB 1333 mhz and modified the processor microcode to set xeon processor socket 771.

Maybe open the item in the BIOS?

You can use the to modify the section BIOS p965 Deluxe.
Thank you.