Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1155

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@pokuly:
I doubt, that the "CPU-attached RAID" option the guru3d story is refering to has anything to do with the problem to get the latest v16 platform Intel RAID ROM/EFI "RaidDriver" modules working with Intel 100-Series Chipsets.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1172

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new: Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v16.3.0.3377 for the latest/upcoming Intel SATA RAID Controllers

It has to be tested, whether this Intel RAID ROM module works with Intel 100- and 200-Series Chipset RAID systems.

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Hello Fernando! At the moment this HW is on bench-test and OS is installed on a RAID 0 of two 500GB HDDs because i'm re-testing CPU OC with newest Intel CPU micro-code (Rev. 84) released for Spectre bug mitigation.

Cheers,

KK

Hey @Fernando

Hope you have been doing well! So I tried flashing 6.0.1 on my x99a godlike gaming carbon lol. I saw that you said it supported 6 series cpus.
I have the i7 6850k running the dev_2822. Like I said before I got up to 5.1 before and it works fine.
I tried out 6.0.1 and the section for raid in uefi actually showed up! Nothing from 5.2 - 5.9 worked at all or even showed in uefi in bios.
The only problem is it said it couldn't detect any drives. It even showed the version number in the top right. v16.0.1.3397

I already have a raid array created with my stock 14.0 raid rom and I was kinda meh on the fact of flashing back and destroying the raid just to see if the drives would show up with 6.0.1.
Do you think that 6.0.1 would actually work or is it for a different dev and that's why its not detecting my drives?

I flashed back to my last bios and it works fine still so no harm done but wanted to know what you think about it.

As always thank you for your time Fernando.

Sincerely,
Kamiccolo

How much difference does an AHCI module make, and "if it ain't broke..." one worry, would changing the BIOS screw up the Windows 10 activation?
Particular case, I already want to mod my BIOS with JMB363_1.07.28.multi (an edit which makes the controller into AHCI, rather than defaulting to SATA IDE legacy if you don't use their driver.
http://blog.stuffedcow.net/2012/08/jmicr...card-ahci-mode/ - has link to the JMB module

AMD 4391 AHCI, currently 3.0.5 - and thinking, is it worth replacing that as well - Windows driver is currently on Standard AHCI, as while I can force the AMD driver, it's not actually provided in the AMD download/setup under Win10, so it seems AMD are not recommending it, and it predates Win10 by some margin.

Just for luck, it DOES have crashfree BIOS 3, so there is a way out if things go wrong

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1183

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An update of the AMD AHCI Option ROM is a good idea, if you want to shorten the boot time.

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