I'm confused. The Anandtech article says all you need to get RAID 0 trim working is RST 11.2 or greater.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6161/i...rds-we-test-it
It doesn't mention anything about 11.5+ OROM's and 11.5+ RST.
For a 7-series MB, which is it? Do you need 11.2 RST only or do you need 11.5+ ORM and 11.5+ RST?
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intel also mention 11.2. i don't think you need the 11.5 anything for the z77.
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You can either use the RSt driver/ROM combination RST v11.2 or RST(e) v11.5. Both conbinations do support Trim within the RAID0 array of an Intel Z77 chipset system.
Cool thanks guys. I guess for us Z77 users its pretty simple!
GPU: 4-Way SLI GTX Titan's (1202 MHz Core / 3724 MHz Mem) with EK water blocks and back-plates
CPU: 3960X - 5.2 GHz with Koolance 380i water block
MB: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme with EK full board water block
RAM: 16 GB 2400 MHz Team Group with Bitspower water blocks
DISPLAY: 3x 120Hz Portrait Perfect Motion Clarity 2D Lightboost Surround
SOUND: Asus Xonar Essence -One- USB DAC/AMP
PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500
SSD: Raid 0 - Samsung 840 Pro's
BUILD THREAD: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1751610
updated RAID 0 TRIM article: http://www.rwlabs.com/article.php?id=682
thanks
so as it stands today
-11.2 is unstable for non intel boards or all z77's ?
-11.5 has a memory leak and pulled
-I 'll wait for a proper release , I think
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^^Just disable the "Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology" service. Will keep "IAStorDataMgrSvc" from running and leaking memory until a proper fix comes out.
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I found 11.5.0.1207 PV to have great performance and no problems whatsoever when running 11.0.0.1339 orom
I don't know if its unstable for all Z77 or not but it was on 2 boards I tested with.Originally Posted by UNTAMED
what does the memory leak do? I'm totally stable and performance is good look:
I'm looking twice a day for a new firmware for my Mushkin and Sandisk.
I'm getting impatient
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Look in Windows Task Manager at "IAStorDataMgrSvc.exe" and watch it's memory use just keep creeping up and up and up and...
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TRIM+Raid0 working on an ASUS P8P67? If so, can you recommend a RST+OROM combination? Thanks!
Why do you think that? According to what I have read and according to my own tests Intel's 6-Series chipsets are not (yet) supported by this feature.
Although TRIM may not work within the RAID of your P67 system, I recommend to use either the combination RST v11.2.0.1006 driver / v11.2.0.1527 OROM or RST(e) v11.5.2.1001 drivers / v11.5.0.1582 OROM.If so, can you recommend a RST+OROM combination? Thanks!
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I see what you mean
Intel Rapid Storage Technology Ver 12.0.0.1013 beta
Station-drivers.com
Thanks for the heads up!Intel Rapid Storage Technology Ver 12.0.0.1013 beta
Station-drivers.com
nice!intel rapid storage technology ver 12.0.0.1013 beta
Station-drivers.com
From the forum it seems to be a version built in march, so it's older than 11.5.Intel Rapid Storage Technology Ver 12.0.0.1013 beta
Station-drivers.com
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memory leak is fixed I'm checking the performance now and its a little odd so far
notice how compressible sequential reads are way slower than incompressible sequential reads on a sandforce drive so this is very odd
Last edited by B Gates; 08-28-2012 at 05:32 PM.
went back to 11.5.0.1207 and performance is back to where it should be
It might be because generating compressable data (0 fill) is much easier then random data. Lower CPU usage means lower CPU/IO power states and lower results.
Try the benchmarks again using the new driver, but have something running at idle/lowest priority in the background to keep the CPU out of idle power states.
does that still apply when everything is turned off in bios and windows?
Yes, test it anyway, just to be sure. Linx is a good program for creating random background load.
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