Hello,

I have a X99-E mother board with the latest 0801 BIOS and Intel i7-5820K CPU and Windows 7 Pro 64bit. I'm trying to set up this new computer build so it
will boot from the M.2 512GB Samsung 950 PRO, but save all of the data on RAID 1 configured 3TB hard drives.

At first, I noticed that the M.2 950 Pro would keep disappearing from the BIOS whenever I enabled RAID. I was finally able to get the M.2 950 Pro to show
when I disconnected the hard drives and also installed the latest drivers for the M.2 SSD. So now, I was able to successfully install Windows on the M.2 950
Pro and the computer can boot from it normally. But now, when I try to connect the hard drives to enable RAID 1 again, the SATA drives are not visible. I
did a search online and found the below tip:

1. BIOS->Boot->CSM (Compatibility Support Module)->Disable
2. BIOS->Boot->Secure Boot->OS Type->Other OS
3. Advanced -> PCH Storage Configuration -> SATA Mode Selection -> RAID
4. Advanced -> PCH Storage Configuration -> M.2 PCIE Storage RAID Support -> Disable (Enable if not work)
5. F10 saved, reboot and go into BIOS again
6. Advanced-> IRST -> Create RAID Volume
7. Build RAID 1 and keep M.2 as a non RAID member
8. BIOS -> BOOT -> Secure Boot -> OS Type -> Windows UEFI
9. F10 save, and boot to Windows OS

However, I can't find the M.2 PCIE Storage RAID Support under my Advanced -> PCH Storage Configuration? It's simply not there. And I have the latest
BIOS version as well. Also, the hard drives are connected on SATA6G_3 and SATA6G_4.

If anyone can help me, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!