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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: davidmclo on February 06, 2014, 11:32:49 am
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Hello.
I have installed 2 Western Digital Red 3TB Hard Drives. (Data not OS)
I want them to be RAID+0 utilizing Intel Rapid Storage on Windows 8.1 64.
I follow the manual:
SATA Controllers: Enabled
SATA Mode: RAID
OS Type: Windows 8
CSM Support: Never
I save and exit... as I need to get back in the BIOS and select Intel Rapid Storage Technology.
But no post, just a blank screen every time.
So I am really lost.
I can set it up legacy (Ctrl+I) But then it wont show up in my Intel Rapid Storage Software, like my SSD does.
Gigabyte GA-Z87X-D3H
Intel Core i7 4770K Stock
Mushkin 16GB DDR3-1600
Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 480GB
2x WD RED 3TB (Recognized in disk management and error free)
Asus GTX650 Ti 1GB
Any help would be appreciated,
Regards,
David.
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Operating system (at least 2 indentical drives) must be in RAID also.........or.....
Install new OS on existing Western Digital Red 3TB Hard Drives....make separate partition for this...100-150 GB.
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Hi,
I want my OS on the SSD. And then 6TB RAID+0 for video streaming.
I have figured out how to enter Intel Rapid Storage in my BIOS. (Removed Video Card)
But the RAID Array always gets messed up in Windows.
I have Windows installed on a GPT format SSD for UIEF performance.
Then I shut down. Plug in the 2 HDD's.
Boot into Bios and set the 2 HDD's as RAID+0.
But then in windows the array is corrupted. It displays 2 separate drives, one 6TB and unable to initialize, the second is fine and 3TB. So windows isn't accepting the RAID.
Do I need to install windows on an MBR format? And forget about UIEF?
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2 indentical SSD in RAID...for OS....the best way.
You can install OS in GPT format or MBR.....doesn't matter.