If you are right, I suspect the reason why Intel would have prefered to remain silent:
They are afraid to get more criticism than acclamation for this new Intel RAID driver/OROM feature, because only users with a Z77 chipset mainboard get benefit of it. That is very bad news especially for users, who recently bought a very expensive X79 system for professional RAID usage and expected the best possible RAID support by Intel.
I believe, that the development of the X79 chipset and maybe even of the "Enterprise Edition" RST drivers was a big mistake. Windows 8 doesn't need and doesn't even use the SCSI filter driver iaStorF.sys.



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