- Jun 11, 2013
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So, about a week or two ago, I installed Windows 7 on a RAID 0 SSD array. After the pain in the ass installation, Windows 7 insisted that I had disk errors and every time on start up it would force me to run a Disk Check, 37 times to be exact, and the results would com back clean. Finally, after running troubling-ly for two weeks, Windows crapped out on me. It would just refuse to boot. I ended up obtaining a copy of Windows 8 Pro, and it installed perfectly. It recognized the RAID array first thing without me having to install any of the AMD drivers, and ever since It has been working flawlessly. Anybody else have an experience similar to this?
(not needed) System specs
Modified Cougar Evolution case (cut off the top to fit in a 240mm radiator)
AMD FX-8350 @ Stock Clock
Corsair H100i Cooler
Gigabyte 7870 GHz Edition, Core @ 1200MHz, Memory @ 1300MHz
G.Skill 12GB DDR3-1333 (memory clock speeds are overrated)
ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Revision 1
2x San Disk Extreme 240GB in a RAID 0 array
2x Samsung HD640JJ, separated, used as storage for Downloads, animations, and Movies
(not needed) System specs
Modified Cougar Evolution case (cut off the top to fit in a 240mm radiator)
AMD FX-8350 @ Stock Clock
Corsair H100i Cooler
Gigabyte 7870 GHz Edition, Core @ 1200MHz, Memory @ 1300MHz
G.Skill 12GB DDR3-1333 (memory clock speeds are overrated)
ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Revision 1
2x San Disk Extreme 240GB in a RAID 0 array
2x Samsung HD640JJ, separated, used as storage for Downloads, animations, and Movies
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