Hi y'all,
I upgraded my mobo/CPU a while back and with that through some RAID's in my computer. Both are RAID 0's: one is two Agility 3's, the other two 2TB WD Green's.
Anyway, the problem I'm having is that after the computer has been running for a spell, the process IAStorDataMgrSvc.exe starts eating up RAM. Never all of it, but it gets up to about 2GB out of a possible 8GB. With a few Chrome tabs open and some Minecrafting, I notice the Minecrafting will start getting choppy. I'll also have JDownloader open as well. However, on a clean boot, with only this Chrome tab open, IAStor is sitting at ~28K for usage -- nearly nothing.
I found this forum post on the Intel boards that seemed to indicate that it was an issue with the computer thinking I wasn't in AHCI mode. Obviously I don't think I can stop the process like most people through that site suggested but I double-checked my BIOS anyway. I'm not in AHCI mode but in RAID mode (because I need to be to run my RAID). I'm just posting here to see if you all can come up with a solution to my problem. I'm assuming the process is necessary, but I want to double-check that. Is this a manner of fiddling with some settings? Should IAStor end up eating that much RAM after some usage?
Any and all manner of help would be appreciated.
I upgraded my mobo/CPU a while back and with that through some RAID's in my computer. Both are RAID 0's: one is two Agility 3's, the other two 2TB WD Green's.
Anyway, the problem I'm having is that after the computer has been running for a spell, the process IAStorDataMgrSvc.exe starts eating up RAM. Never all of it, but it gets up to about 2GB out of a possible 8GB. With a few Chrome tabs open and some Minecrafting, I notice the Minecrafting will start getting choppy. I'll also have JDownloader open as well. However, on a clean boot, with only this Chrome tab open, IAStor is sitting at ~28K for usage -- nearly nothing.
I found this forum post on the Intel boards that seemed to indicate that it was an issue with the computer thinking I wasn't in AHCI mode. Obviously I don't think I can stop the process like most people through that site suggested but I double-checked my BIOS anyway. I'm not in AHCI mode but in RAID mode (because I need to be to run my RAID). I'm just posting here to see if you all can come up with a solution to my problem. I'm assuming the process is necessary, but I want to double-check that. Is this a manner of fiddling with some settings? Should IAStor end up eating that much RAM after some usage?
Any and all manner of help would be appreciated.
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