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  1. 03-24-2010, 04:15 PM #1
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    Yup they had a wording issue in the help file...we all got excited over nothing.

    still a fast driver though and worth using
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony View Post
    Yup they had a wording issue in the help file...we all got excited over nothing.

    still a fast driver though and worth using
    so wait... There is no TRIM command passed through when in RAID still?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lowfat View Post
    so wait... There is no TRIM command passed through when in RAID still?
    looks like it.

    on the other hand, used raid 0 should still be a bit faster than trimmed single drive. maybe. Intel's drives seemed to do pretty well even before they had trim support.
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  4. 03-25-2010, 10:47 AM #4
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    This sucks no trim, but i did get quite a boost with this new driver.
    Is it even possible to trim through the intel controllers now or do we need a whole new controller for raid?

    Quote Originally Posted by iddqd View Post
    looks like it.

    on the other hand, used raid 0 should still be a bit faster than trimmed single drive. maybe. Intel's drives seemed to do pretty well even before they had trim support.
    Thats what i figured.
    I actually got a 160 first but decided id rather have more speed and went with 2 80gb...and now 3.
    Im still new to the whole SSD and researched allot before doing so and read nothing negative on intel in raid so i went for it, so far so good no lose in performance but its only been about 4 weeks on 2 drives and i just got my 3rd couple days ago so well see
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    Quote Originally Posted by iddqd View Post
    looks like it.

    on the other hand, used raid 0 should still be a bit faster than trimmed single drive. maybe. Intel's drives seemed to do pretty well even before they had trim support.
    so intels controller is now at the same amds in functionality since it has full achi/trim pass though for non raided drives, or dose it do what it says that it dose
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony View Post
    Yup they had a wording issue in the help file...we all got excited over nothing.

    still a fast driver though and worth using
    Tony, may I suggest adding an edit to that effect in your first post. No need to make someone read the entire thread to find out it was a false alarm. Just a thought...
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    The thing is , after i have installed these drivers i see my cpu spyking when idle for some time along with disk activity .
    It must be doing something ?


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