12-09-2017 01:55 PM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
12-09-2017 05:28 PM
fexnok wrote:
Hi,
I have finally in my hands a VROC Premium key (VROCPREMMOD) but it's been a nightmare.
These are my test scenarios:
- VROC Key + 2x 960 PRO on HYPER M.2 X16 Card
- BIOS CPU VROC Enabled on PCI 3 for HYPER card
- SSD not recognised for RAID
- VROC Key + 2x SM961 on HYPER M.2 X16 Card
- BIOS CPU VROC Enabled on PCI 3 for HYPER card
- SSD not recognised for RAID
*
- VROC Key + 2x 960 PRO on RAID 0
- 2x SM961 on HYPER M.2 X16 Card
- IRST Enterprise says drives are unsupported
* My current config is PCH RAID 0 enabled for SATA (NOT CPU) and 1x960 PRO on DIMM.2 port 1 and 1x960 PRO on M.2 port
I'm using VROC 5.3.0.1413_2017.10.30 from Intel
Tried BIOS 1002, 1003, 1004, no difference.
I've seen in the forum people doing a 90 day RAID 0 config but not sure how.
* * Any ideas?
12-10-2017 02:29 AM
restsugavan wrote:
Trying intel 900p better buddy! *
12-09-2017 05:55 PM
12-10-2017 03:05 AM
ZollCore.L wrote:
My r6e config with a hyper m.2 x16 and 2 Intel 600p 512GB functions with a VROC RAID 0. I basically followed the manual's instruction and used the drivers on the supplied USB drive. I didn't notice anything about an expiration/90DAY. Windows claims the hardware doesn't support boot, probably because I need a key yet. This setup makes for a really fast storage drive! The attached compares my solo Samsung EVO 500GB to the m.2 RAID.
Where did you get your key, is it legit?
What size are your SSDs, blowing it up with 1TBs?
12-10-2017 06:03 AM
ZollCore.L wrote:
My r6e config with a hyper m.2 x16 and 2 Intel 600p 512GB functions with a VROC RAID 0. I basically followed the manual's instruction and used the drivers on the supplied USB drive. I didn't notice anything about an expiration/90DAY. Windows claims the hardware doesn't support boot, probably because I need a key yet. This setup makes for a really fast storage drive! The attached compares my solo Samsung EVO 500GB to the m.2 RAID.
Where did you get your key, is it legit?
What size are your SSDs, blowing it up with 1TBs?
12-09-2017 06:44 PM
12-10-2017 03:08 AM
JustinThyme wrote:
Only Intel drives are supported and not even all Intel drives.*
Third party drives are only supported on enterprise systems. *
Been a lot of chatter here with this.
Without a key and using only software raid Samsung drives can be raided but have worse results than straight up diskmanager software raid. Also when doing this with the IRSTe software you get a big old “trial version will expire in 90 days” across the top of the screen. *Folks keep referring to an Intel page that does not pertain to X299.*
12-10-2017 03:50 AM
12-10-2017 05:26 AM
fexnok wrote:
Thanks Justin.
I remember reading in one of your posts that your SSD's were not detected on an specific BIOS version. Which one are you using at the moment?