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Look at your 4K READ scores and compare them with my RAPID mode result!
For the daily work the 4K READ and WRITE speeds are the most important ones.
All my benchmark tests were done to find out the best SSD configuration and the fastest SATA mode for me and my daily work with my Z77 system running Win8.1 x64. It has never been my intention trying...
@ Anvil:
Thanks for your "Storage Utilities", which meanwhile is my favorite benchmark and TRIM trigger tool!
@ B Gates:
Your published RAID0 benchmark results are really impressing, but not...
In April 2014 I have done a lot of benchmark tests with 2 different systems both running in AHCI and RAID0 mode, doing a comparison of the most interesting Driver/OROM combinations.
You can find the...
@ Havokator:
You will find answers to all your questions within >this< Forum.
If I were you, I would update the Intel RAID ROM of your BIOS to v11.6.0.1702 or v12.7.0.1936 and use the Intel RST(e) drivers v11.7.4.1001 WHQL, v12.7.2.1000 WHQL or v12.8.0.1016 WHQL.
Yes. Within the BIOS is no driver, but an Intel RAID ROM module, which is the "Firmware" of the Intel SATA RAID Controller
You should not expect big differences as long as there is still an Intel...
@ B Gates:
To be honest: I only trust my own benchmark comparison results, because only the user himself knows, what he has done (or missed to do).
I can not confirm your experience with Windows 8.
My benchmark results with Win7, Win8 and Win8.1 are quite similar.
I don't know the exact reason, but I suspect, that the Intel RST driver v11.2.0.1006 has been optimized for Intel RAID0 systems.
The measurable performance differences are quite small, if you...
All Intel v12.7 RAID drivers (Alpha, Beta and Final) are RST(e) ones.
Enter the Registry and delete the iaStorF entry as written by Squall Leonhart. Don't try to delete the iaStorF.sys from within the Windows\System32\Drivers directory! You will get a BSOD while trying...
andressergio definitively had used the Intel RST(e) drivers, before he "downgraded" to the RST driver v11.2.0.1006.
Furthermore there are big differences regarding iaStorF between Windows 7 and...
According to my knwledge I suspect, that B Gates and not andressergio's Device Manager is wrong.
@ andressergio:
Your Device Manager pictures show a typical issue, which may happen, when the user...
@ daedao:
My answer "I would not run the SSDs as RAID0 without having TRIM support" was valid just for me and not for all other SSD RAID0 users.
So there is no difference between Ourasi's and my...
If I were you, I would take the actual BIOS F13 with the Intel RAID ROM v11.6.0.1702.
If you want the best performance, you should install the Intel RST driver v11.2.0.1006.
Yes, that is fact and...
Only Intel 7-Series and X79 chipsets are natively supported by the TRIM in RAID0 feature.
It aren't the drivers, but the Intel RAID ROM module, which prevents, that the TRIM command passes through...
That are neither RSTe drivers nor real drivers at all. What you mean is the "Intel Chipset Device Software" package 9.4.0.1016, which contains - as all the other "Intel INF Update Utiliy" sets - a...
Since Intel has stopped the development of the RST driver iaStor.sys already in June last year, the time will come very soon, when all the iaStor.sys users have to say goodbye to this LEGACY 1-driver...
I am running these Intel RST(e) drivers v12.0.0.1082 with my Z77 RAID0 and am very satisfied.
By the way: After having flashed the BIOS with the updated Intel EFI RAID "SataDriver" v12.0.0.1783 I...
It sometimes works for me as well.
If it shows "TRIM appears to be WORKING" within 1 minute after having executed the EXE file the first time, you can be sure, that TRIM is active. No Garbage...
Meanwhile I have done some intensive tests with the version 0.3 of the TrimCheck tool.
Here are the details of my test system: Hardware: Z77 chipset MB with 2x256 GB Samsung 840 Pro as RAID0
OS:...
Exactly this procedure doesn't work on my system (Win8 x64). Surprisingly the tool detects TRIM as working, if I wait minimum 30 minutes and then rerun it, but this is not a correct TRIM...
This tool doesn't work for me.
It doesn't matter how long I wait before I rerun the tool, even after a reboot: I always get the message "TRIM appears to be NOT WORKING".
But when I do the hex...
