Need help please, ssd and intel rapid storage tech


  1. Ahmedss79
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    Windows 7 ultimate 64bit
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    Need help please, ssd and intel rapid storage tech


    Hi,
    I can't find my ssd in intel rapid storage technology , ahci and raid
    Because I want to use it for caching

    It's detected in the bios and windows explorer
    My ssd is corsair sata3 60gb running the latest firmware 1.3.3
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  3. essenbe
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    You can find the IRST drivers at Intel. I'm using them and am not aware of any problems. I don't use raid but use IaStor for my AHCI driver.
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