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Using two of them now, one OS and the other for storage. Awesome drives so far.

Had them in raid at first to play with but have since gone to single drive OS for a while.

Never bothered to...

First time back in the bios after flash he should probably use F5 (defaults), then f10 to reboot and then back in bios to turn on Raid.

Same here, have to login every visit, getting old.

Enable write back cache in IRST control panel.

Never had this problem at all, with many many R0 installs.

I don't find raid 0 any more responsive than a single drive in achi mode at all. You get bigger bench numbers but not much more I afraid.

You should have been in R0 from the beginning. I guess you know this by now bud. No need to reinstall though...
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I would take either the Sammy or Plextor over the OCZ drive any day.

Any of the latest drivers are just as good as 11.2 for me.

Any single drive under raid defaults to achi mode so yes the single drive is in achi mode. The sammy software cannot see through the raid, that is why it says N/A.

What driver is that?

I have never seen some of those settings for cache. Are you using a drive for cache?

And is uses SF msata drives. I won't be dropping my sammy's any time soon for sure, lol.

Was also looking for much bigger numbers than shown.

Of course every chip is different and that h100 is your limiting factor for heat control, I would think that for 5.0 you should be able to get well under 1.50 Vc. Probably closer to 1.45 than 1.5...

Still adding more junk to the forum homepage, seriously.

How much more of these junk adds will be going up?

Got to scroll past junk now just to see forum, nice job.

3301 and don't see any reason to change at all.

Works good for me bud, as have the last several drivers now.

HEY, HEY, you leave Newfoundland out of this bud... :D

It's not the cool air up here, it's the CLEAN air that works so good, hehe. :rolleyes:

You could use either driver from day 1 bud.

Cut your military spending by 25% across the board.

I think you will find the budget a bit easier to deal with now.

Most likely to do with your setup or the drives themselves bud.

Can't see the intel ports causing bsod's.

Here is my OS drive on these new drivers, 11.6.5 irst, second pic is my storage drive...

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They are all E drivers now, just without the name. Just use whatever you are comfortable with bud.

In the end you will not see a difference in the OS, just benching.

Sure does, as does the Intel IRST CP

But you can try the raid drivers. Been my experience they provide a little more performance.

I also am on a single Samsung 840 pro using Intel IRST 12.0.01083

It would seem to me that the new 12.0 is an E driver just without the E listing on the name. The iastorA driver only started with the E drivers and the 12.0 loads an iastorA driver, soooo.

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