I have been reading all night and most of what i find is old postings that leave me still in the dark
I have a G1.Sniper Z97 Motherboard set to RAID 1 UEFI using ONE SSD as my bootdisc(windows 7) and TWO 1TB HDDS as my raid 1 setup.
After installing windows 7, my Intell SSD Toolbox trims my SSD fine and Intel Rapid Storage Technology says: SATA transfer rate: 6 Gb/s.
So all seems fine till I go into Device Manager and see that under Disk drives they say SCSI device.
Also when i use AS SSD benchmark it says iaStorA - OK. INSTEAD of an ahci driver like i have read I SHOULD have in older post...
So my question is am I getting the read write speeds I would get from AHCI?
Also when checking registry for trim its at 3 instead of 0
Can I ignore windows not detecting the ssd even though Trim works in intel toolbox?
If i change that 3 to a ZERO will i loose my raid configuration?
I found a post http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1707614/ssd-ahci-raid.html#10997840 but it is old Thanks for any light you can shed on this subject.
I have a G1.Sniper Z97 Motherboard set to RAID 1 UEFI using ONE SSD as my bootdisc(windows 7) and TWO 1TB HDDS as my raid 1 setup.
After installing windows 7, my Intell SSD Toolbox trims my SSD fine and Intel Rapid Storage Technology says: SATA transfer rate: 6 Gb/s.
So all seems fine till I go into Device Manager and see that under Disk drives they say SCSI device.
Also when i use AS SSD benchmark it says iaStorA - OK. INSTEAD of an ahci driver like i have read I SHOULD have in older post...
So my question is am I getting the read write speeds I would get from AHCI?
Also when checking registry for trim its at 3 instead of 0
Can I ignore windows not detecting the ssd even though Trim works in intel toolbox?
If i change that 3 to a ZERO will i loose my raid configuration?
I found a post http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1707614/ssd-ahci-raid.html#10997840 but it is old Thanks for any light you can shed on this subject.