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post #261 of 1978
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I also install manually, and only "floppy",

I extract it from the STOR_Win7_XP_whatever.exe installer. You say you use the 'floppy' ones? Is there any difference between the ones in the RST installer and the floppy version?
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but only with AHCI/single, I want WriteBackCache with raid0..

Does installing the drivers disable WriteBackCache or something? I'm not using RAID ARM, but i'd like to know...
post #262 of 1978
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I extract it from the STOR_Win7_XP_whatever.exe installer. You say you use the 'floppy' ones? Is there any difference between the ones in the RST installer and the floppy version?
Does installing the drivers disable WriteBackCache or something? I'm not using RAID ARM, but i'd like to know...

No difference, just easier to use the floppy, Allthogh your way may put in more "crap" as I have not testet it in a long time, you can see if some services or logging is there, if not it's the same..

WriteBackCache must be enabled thru the RST controlpanel, and is a Raid feature only. Floppy or your install won't allow you to enable WBC, and even though it has little benefit in real world, it is smokin in benches..
post #263 of 1978
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No, you dont need the RST package to enable write-back cache smile.gif

By default Win7 has it disabled BUT it does show the checkmark in policies, its a well known bug.

To enable write-back cache just uncheck the write-cache box in polices then click ok, Then go back into it and checkmark the write-cache box, Click ok.

Done biggrin.gif
Edited by garikfox - 8/17/12 at 10:58pm
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post #264 of 1978
When people were saying that the latest RST is buggy, they're only referring to the IAStorDataMgrSvc.exe memory leak which is a waste of time and I don't install it anyway. So any other reason why I shouldn't install 11.5.2.1001?
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No difference, just easier to use the floppy, Allthogh your way may put in more "crap" as I have not testet it in a long time...

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Exactly the same by the looks of it. I guess in the future I should just download the 'floppy' package and save myself the effort of unpacking the installer version.
Edited by Oubadah - 8/18/12 at 6:32am
post #265 of 1978
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No, you dont need the RST package to enable write-back cache smile.gif
By default Win7 has it disabled BUT it does show the checkmark in policies, its a well known bug.
To enable write-back cache just uncheck the write-cache box in polices then click ok, Then go back into it and checkmark the write-cache box, Click ok.
Done biggrin.gif

Wait, I thought checking the checkbox will "turn-off" the write back cache? It says "turn-off windows write-cache buffer flushing on the device" ?
post #266 of 1978
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I was referring to the top checkbox only
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Im talking about the top checkbox only

Ahh. So even though it is checked by default when you install Win7, it still doesn't work as it is supposed to?
post #268 of 1978
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Thats correct, Only for RAID though
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post #269 of 1978
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Thats correct, Only for RAID though

Oh ok, thanks.
post #270 of 1978
So, TRIM still dosn't work with Z68 ok? if i flash my Maximus Extreme-Z with this BIOS i will get more performance?
Thanks for all!
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