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  1. whs
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    Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
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  2. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #352

    tw33k said:
    mpcrsc562 said:
    I have the same board and use the windows driver
    How did you install Windows? I initially wanted to use the Windows driver, but no discs could be found until I loaded the AMD RAID driver.
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  3. Posts : 3,028
    Windows 7 Ultimate (x64) SP1
       #353

    mpcrsc562 said:
    How did you install Windows? I initially wanted to use the Windows driver, but no discs could be found until I loaded the AMD RAID driver.
    my very bad . I didn't read your post properly. I'm not using RAID. Sorry.
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  4. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #354

    tw33k said:
    mpcrsc562 said:
    How did you install Windows? I initially wanted to use the Windows driver, but no discs could be found until I loaded the AMD RAID driver.
    my very bad . I didn't read your post properly. I'm not using RAID. Sorry.
    No problem.
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  5. Posts : 39
    W7 Pro, W7 Ult, W7 Enterprise
       #355

    Patriot Torqx M28 128GB


    This is on Win 7 x64, P35 chipset, ICH9, Intel 9.6.0.1014 (AHCI & Trim-enabled, 3 Mar 2010) driver. The SSD is a Patriot Torqx M28 with the new VBM19C1Q firmware. After the firmware update, the drive was completely zeroed-out with a secure erase tool. The system image was restored using Windows Image Backup.
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  6. Posts : 39
    W7 Pro, W7 Ult, W7 Enterprise
       #356

    Another Patriot Torqx M28 128GB


    This is on Win 7 x32, P45G chipset, ICH10, Intel 9.6.0.1014 (AHCI & Trim-enabled, 3 Mar 2010) driver. The SSD is a Patriot Torqx M28 with the new VBM19C1Q firmware. After the firmware update, the drive was restored using Windows Image Backup (IOW, it wasn't deliberately erased).
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  7. Posts : 1
    windows 7
       #357

    mpcrsc562 said:
    tw33k said:
    mpcrsc562 said:
    I have the same board and use the windows driver
    How did you install Windows? I initially wanted to use the Windows driver, but no discs could be found until I loaded the AMD RAID driver.
    thats it.. u load the Raid driver off a floppy, flash drive, DVD, CD or what ever devices your system has.
    I''m running 2 OCZ Turob's Raid0, using BootitNG i boot 7 diff operating systems. linux, win 7 64 bit, win 7 32 bit, vista 64 & 32 bit, xp pro.. adding mac & Amiga oses.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    RTShaw said:
    thats it.. u load the Raid driver off a floppy, flash drive, DVD, CD or what ever devices your system has.
    Please don't take this wrong, but I know how to load the RAID driver during installation. If you read the posts, tw33k stated he had the same motherboard but was using the Windows driver. I wanted to know how he installed Windows using a Windows driver--which he responded by stating that he wasn't running RAID.
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  9. Posts : 1,117
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #359

    Curious...

    What is the preferred way in which everyone benches their SSD's using the HD Tune app? After I set my RAID up, I posted a screen-shot showing a "roller coaster." Today, I was playing with the app, and went into the options. On the left, I selected Benchmark. On the right, i moved the slider to Accurate and for block size I selected 512KB. Afterward, of course, I ran a bench and was somewhat surprised by the result. No longer a "roller coaster," but rather a fairly straight line as I have had previous to setting up the array and similar to screen-shots I've seen of others.
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  10. Posts : 4,517
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #360

    AS SSD IMHO is the best test for a SSD.

    Alex Intelligent Software - Downloads: AS SSD Benchmark


    Although many use HD Tune, and like it, its not really intended for SSDs where-as AS SSD is.

    I have heard tell, that HD Tune is really not good for a SSD because it can actually cause them to loose performance.

    I honestly do not know if this is true in any form, but I I like to use AS SSD just because its designed specifically for SSD benchmarking.
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