How to setup M.2 PCIe SSD RAID with Intel Rapid Storage Technology?
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this video, I will share my experience on M.2 PCIe SSD RAID 0 configuration on Gigabyte Z390 motherboard.
We will be using Intel Rapid Storage Technology controller to setup RAID0.
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Can you help me with 2 ssd?
6 Min mark SAVED MY BACON!! I knew how to go from AHCI to RTS....DRUM ROLL....I didn't enable the PCIe storage device for my M.2 SSD's!!
I got lucky and your video was the 3rd one I watched before this revelation! I didn't initially touch them due to the Port # names so i left them alone!
Rebooted, like you said, and BOOM, created my new Raid 0! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!
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I've been struggling for hours with my Optane drives until I saw this video. THANK YOU!
Hey I’m trying to do similar with my pc, I have gigabyte z590 motherboard and 2 m.2 ssds installed, once I get to the part where I enable Intel RST and set the control to manual, it only gives me the option to set one of my m.2 drives to RST controlled, but when I go into the RST setting in bios my second nvme is listed under Non-Raid Physical Disk, is there something I have done wrong? I tried re downloading windows freshly but nothing works
Thanks, great video.
Thanks...worked exactly as advertised on my new Asus z690 mobo.
you’ve got a pretty lookin pc man
how did u boot into windows without a problem? when i change my bios settings from ahci to intel rst, the windows wont boot
Do a video on oculink please.
Is there a benefit to the game?
i have 1 optane and 2 m.2 and i cant get the second m.2 to join the raid 0
Helpful, thanks.
im having trouble setting up samsung evo pro 980 2tb on raid 0 with z590 aorus ultra,I’ve installed the windows 10 first
Then found out sad weren’t installed ,then i go into bios and enabled intel rst premium ,reboot but raid wont show only seeing non raid HHD seabarracuda 2tb hdd
I am having same issue with my intel RST saying my m.2 is a non raid drive, did you fix this?
Is this better than ahci for gaming? xD
So now question.. I'm running a Raid 1 using two m.2 drives.. If one fails how do I recover the data?
Ahem, are you serious with your question?
Raid 1 mirrors the data in Realtime on 2 SSDs. If one fails you have the Backup on the 2nd SSD.
That's the purpose of Raid 1.😊
Can you give me a help?
I want to enable the Intel VDM Controller at the motherboard... But i wish to not reinstall Windows.
Is it possible to make it recognize my SSD Installation (no raid here).
You can reinstall windows WITHOUT losing your data and applications.
@@davidmusoke Thanks, i'll try it out
@@1300l Download to a USB the Media Creation Tool software from microsoft and run it. Select the option to reinstall windows keeping data and apps and you are set. It'll take a bit of time before its finished.
I have a 1tb 970 evo plus and a 256gb 970 evo. Can i create a raid volume? Or im gonna miss speed? Or just dont work properly?
@EingeL It will work. But, in my opinion, it is not worth doing that, because of the capacity difference. You will only get 256GB of overall storage.
@@TaoMStudio yeah. I tried and just let me make a 465gb storage.
I just installed windows on the evo plus and use de evo as second drive. I really dont know if in this mode i have less speed than using optane. Is the thing i dont understand yet
@@TaoMStudio actually he would get 512gb with a raid 0
I get Blue screen....good..
Edit:
After changing to sata to ACHi its get into automatic repair and boot again....
Ho boss, I need your helpe.. I am using MSI b460 mag mortar Wifi and I installed Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver now my pc wont boot it just keeps restarting.. Hoping to get help .. How can i solve this?
@Ezranghero Hi, check your SATA model setting in BIOS, you may need to change the SATA mode settings. Here is your manual: bit.ly/37duYic (page 62 is about RAID)
@@TaoMStudio hi sir i cannot even go to bios now as the system will just power on and off , i tried to reset cmos removed batter but still the same issue. Im stuck .. thanks for your replyy.. i need your help
@Ezranghero Really? try disconnect power, Remove all PCIe devices apart from GPU, and connect system drive only. clear CMOS by shorting the pins. then to see if you can get into BIOS.
@@TaoMStudio thanks again for your reply, can i short the pin using screwdriver? Should i turnon the board while touching the pins? Thanks again for your quick reply
@@TaoMStudio bro i wonder where are you from i hope we are in the same country or city it seems you are so helpful i want to bring my pc to u hehe, thanks
can FreeBSD install while set to iRST?
@Crazy Craving No. Linux won’t boot / install when set to IRST. Not as far as I know.
my god... this is some high level shi... My brain in exploding
So how fast does windows boot from raid0 with 3 m2?
@Nikos Did not test how fast it will boot. In my opinion, it is irrelevant on booting up speed. It won't boot much faster than an average SSD drive. But, read and write speed will be different on doing large file transfer.
@@TaoMStudio Since it reads faster why will it not boot faster?
@Nikos "Since it reads faster why will it not boot faster?". It will boot up faster than an average SSD, just not "much faster". Due to not much files to read and write. It shines when large amount of files need to be read and write.
@@TaoMStudio if there are not many files to read, then why boot takes so long?
@Nikos Because HDD is slow.