Grettings to everyone.
I'm new here. I'm from Genoa, Italy.
I have a question about my system.
Specs : Asus P6X58D-E / Windows 7 X64 / the 6 sata ports on Intel ICH10 are used by:
- 4 HDD set as raid 1+0 ( drivers Intel Rapid Storage .. version 10.xx can't remember right now)
- 1 BR burner
- 1 SSD Sata II Corsair Accelerator cache

So : trim problem !
I read so much over the internet that actually i'm very confused.
My simple desire is to have the cache SSD working at best with trim support.
Right now the SSD, as I wrote, is connected to the ICH10 chipset, but there is a raid array so I'm not sure if the Intel Rapid Storage is passing TRIM commands ( activated form windows, I did the check) to SSD.
1) Is there an Intel Rapid Storage version that really pass trim commands to an ssd Not in the raid array ? If yes Which number version ( right form my motherboard ) ?
2) Marvell 9128 : I'm pretty sure that Microsoft AHCI 1.0 driver should pass trim to SSD .. is it right ?
3) There is a post, here, claimining that the marvell driver 1.2.0.1045 support trim and offer better performance over microsoft's one .. is it correct ?
I really hope that anybody here could help me once and for all to get as much as possible for my rig.
Best regards and thank you for help and attention

Sergio

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #2

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AFAIK all Intel RST drivers from v11.x.x.xxxx up let the TRIM command pass the Intel SATA RAID Controller into the SSD, unless the SSD itself is a member of a RAID array.

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