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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Just to warm up the topic of this frozen thread: Users with an Intel 6-series chipset mainboard and an SSD RAID0 may find some interesting news here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6477/trim-raid0-ssd-arrays-work-with-intel-6series-motherboards-too- Fernando 1
- Post #80
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Here we are (important is the last sentence): You will find the text on page 102 of a PDF file named "OEM Technical Guide 11.5.rev0.82.pdf", which is part of Intel's officially released RST package 11.5.0.1207. The package is still downloadable from >here<.- Fernando 1
- Post #52
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
This was not any "PR guy", who said something, it was an Intel employee, who is authorized to give official statements for the Company Intel. That is not true:[list=1The release notes of the RST drivers v11.5.0.1109 Alpha dated 08/05/2011 contains the following announcement: The "Help" >...- Fernando 1
- Post #49
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Do you really believe, that Intel will publish it anywhere for the public, that the "Trim in RAID0" feature, which they proudly announced in August last year, only works with Z77 chipset boards? Not even users, who recently bought a very expensive X79 system for professional RAID usage, get...- Fernando 1
- Post #48
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Here is the official statement dated 08/16/2012 done by Dan Snyder, PR Manager of the Intel Corporation, regarding the topic of this thread: For further details you may look here: >here< and >here<. @ Blue Falcon, Old Hippie and mwroobel: Please reread what you have written within this thread...- Fernando 1
- Post #45
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
If you want to flame against me, you should read my posts more carefully: I wrote about TWO Z77 chipset users, who got positive results. Meanwhile there are some more Z77 users, who confirmed these results (look >here<). Before I am leaving this thread, I just want to mention, that I didn't...- Fernando 1
- Post #36
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
No, here ya go: http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-rapid-storage-technology-roadmap-windows-8-ssd-raid-trim-and-many-more/14638.html- Fernando 1
- Post #28
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Yes, and I am not the only Z68 user, who has tested it with the result: No Trim within the RAID0 (look >here<).!- Fernando 1
- Post #25
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Here we are: http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4374349&postcount=63- Fernando 1
- Post #23
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Thanks for your generousness and tolerance! Do you believe in miracles?- Fernando 1
- Post #20
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
Nobody is forced to create a RAID array and to use any special RAID ROM or driver version, but users can be happy, if someone is courageous enough to test it. Intel has already announced in August 2011, that the TRIM support of RAID0 arrays will be integrated into the next build of the RST v11.5...- Fernando 1
- Post #13
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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TRIM Support in RAID 0 - Intel RST 11.5 WHQL released
It would make me sad, if nobody would believe in miracles. According to the findings of a German user named btester TRIM is working within his RAID0 array while running Win7 x64 in combination with the Intel RAID ROM v11.5.0.1414 and the RST drivers v11.5.0.1207. He verified it by opening parts...- Fernando 1
- Post #11
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage
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ASUS Official Z68 Chipset Motherboards - Support Thread
No, the currently available RST/RSTe drivers don't. The rumors say, that the next official RST drivers v11.5 or 11.6 may let pass through the TRIM command to SSD's, which are part of a RAID0 array. For details you may look >here<.- Fernando 1
- Post #1,088
- Forum: Intel MoBos
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ASUS Official Z68 Chipset Motherboards - Support Thread
The RSTe drivers v3.0.0.2003 of the Drivers\AHCI folder are running fine with Z68 chipset systems in AHCI and RAID mode, but some INF files have to be added resp. modified. I have done that successfully. AHCI users have to choose the file named iaAHCIC.inf, whereas the installation file for...- Fernando 1
- Post #995
- Forum: Intel MoBos
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Help with Asus P9X79 drivers (from Asus website)
Why that? Win7 x64 RAID users can install the RSTe drivers v3.0.0.2003 of the Drivers\AHCI\x64 folder as well. According to my knowledge the SCU drivers are only designed for SAS RAID systems. What do you mean with "regular" RST? Win7 x64 users wil not be able to get the RST driver...- Fernando 1
- Post #6
- Forum: Intel MoBos