Raid0 and TRIM Support on Intel 11.5 OROM and Latest v11.5.0.1184 RST Drivers ?

[andressergio]

If you got 00 00 when looking in the (old) file content then it's ok, so it is

seem so right ? you saw the pics ?

[Marc HFR]

Yes, for the first screen

For the second screen i don't understand what do you want to show since you are on cluster 2 instead of 7059097

[andressergio]

Yes, for the first screen

For the second screen i don't understand what do you want to show since you are on cluster 2 instead of 7059097

sorry i wanted to show that the file newed copied shows the hexa instead of 0

look at today after been idle some hours

[Arctucas]

I have 4 SSD in RAID0 on ICH10 (X58 chipset board) with OROM 11.5.0.1414 and IRST 11.5.0.1207 installed. Windows 7 U x64 SP1.

I have been trying the procedure outlined here, but it does not appear that TRIM is working, that is; the clusters never zero out.

Is that to be expected?

[Fernando]

I have 4 SSD in RAID0 on ICH10 (X58 chipset board) with OROM 11.5.0.1414 and IRST 11.5.0.1207 installed. Windows 7 U x64 SP1.
I have been trying the procedure outlined here, but it does not appear that TRIM is working, that is; the clusters never zero out.
Is that to be expected?

Not expected, but that seems to be the truth:
Until now only users with an Intel Z77 chipset mainboard have verified, that the Trim command really works within the RAID0 array. So i think, that an Ivy Bridge system is required to get benefit of this new Trim feature.

Not even my Z68 RAID0 system seems to be supported by the Trim feature of the actual RST 11.5 ROM/Drivers combination (unless I have done a mistake). I have just tested it with the tool HxD. You can see the pictures >here<.

[andressergio]

Not expected, but that seems to be the truth:
Until now only users with an Intel Z77 chipset mainboard have verified, that the Trim command really works within the RAID0 array. So i think, that an Ivy Bridge system is required to get benefit of this new Trim feature.

Not even my Z68 RAID0 system seems to be supported by the Trim feature of the actual RST 11.5 ROM/Drivers combination (unless I have done a mistake). I have just tested it with the tool HxD. You can see the pictures >here<.

Hey Fernando !!!

from my tests seems working and as u can see score improves after idle some time, i let the PC dld some stuff and today i took a ASSD test and was really surprised

see this was first run with JUST INSALLED NEW ROM and drivers




and some days after....

getting better

[m.oreilly]

if these as ssd results are what you are going by, check out mine, and i'm not using any drivers or an os that would facilitate trim:

night before last, after some heavy storage benching:


afer reboot the next day (i believe the difference would be because of GC, not raid trim...):