I have two Samsung 950 Pro's installed on the motherboard. One in the M.2 slot, the other in the 4th PCI port via an adapter.



With the BIOS factory reset to the latest firmware (1701) it recognizes the two M.2 SSD's as well as four other 6TB hard drives that I have installed, as bootable options.



However, when I turn RAID on, it only shows two of the 6TB hard drives as bootable now.



If I go into Intel Rapid Storage, it says that the m.2 raid that I created is healthy and normal. So I'm really confused.



I'm able to start a Windows 10 installation on the m.2 raid (by loading the rapid storage drivers during the install process), but when it reboots it can never get back into Windows.

Any ideas on why I can't boot that m.2 raid 0? Are there some settings in the BIOS I should be playing around with?



MY SYSTEM:

-Maximus VIII Extreme Motherboard
-Intel i7-6700K CPU
-Corsair Hydro H100i GTX Liquid CPU cooler
-2 Samsung 950 Pro's for boot drive
-4 6TB Seagate 7200 RPM Hard Drives
-Cooler Master Cosmos II Case
-Corsair Vengeance LPX Ram 32GB (8 x 4)
-EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 power supply
-No GPU yet (waiting for a GTX 1080)