whenever I try to install the RAID driver, WIN 10 crashes and has to be restored.
my system:
| Product Name: | X399 AORUS XTREME (1.0) |
| BIOS Ver: | 4fd |
| Brand: | Nvidia |
| Model: | GTX 1080 ti |
| Model: | Threadripper 1950x |
| Operating System: | Win 10 64-bit |
| Brand: | other - Ballistix |
| Size: | 64GB |
| Power Supply: | 1000 |
| Memory Part No.: | Sport AT DDR4-26 |
- updated BIOS to the latest f4d
- installed 3x M2-drives (Samsung 960) on the motherboard (for System and Caches)
- installed 4x 1TB Samsung 860 SSDs for a 0-Raid (SATA)
- created the RAID in the Bios as a 0-Raid (option for M2-raid is off)
- installed WIN10 on one of the M2
- installed chipset AMD and other drivers first, only missing ones are the RAID ones
- WIN10 doesnt recognize the RAID
- there are two RAID driver on the Support page (https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X399-AORUS-XTREME-rev-10#support-dl-driver-sataraidahci)
- when I let the Device Manager find the missing driver (AMD RAID Driver Preinstall driver), the System detects the RAID and wants to reboot, afterwards I get a "Inaccessible Boot Device" and WIN is gone, have to repair it via USB-Stick / reinstall
- when I try the other AMD RAID Driver to install, I get the Info (see screenshot), that my OS is on a M2, which wont be recognizable to boot afterwards, so I cant do it and should install my OS on a non-M2 (which is not my intention obviously)
-CSM is disabled, RAID shows properly in BIOS
the Gigabyte-Support tells me "You can only use SATA and NVME (M.2) in AHCI mode or RAID mode. This is an AMD hardware limitation" |
which I find weird, that I have to choose if EVERYTHING is in RAID or not?!?
anybody got the same prob?
thx heaps,
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