I would guess many of the links are no longer active Hers' an old THG post from about 8-10 years ago. Then after investing the time and money they are oft disappointed. As for RAID, peeps read about the very limited instances of where it can be used for performance improvements and this is often inferred that adding RAID will make their systems go faster.
#ASUS RAID CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
If windows already has such drivers then why is it so freaking slow and unusable under RAID?Īgain, windows has the drives for most situations but I have seen instances where it fails for whatever reason and the threads on sevenforums explain how to correct that including installing from windows. It's set in BIOS for RAID and configured OK, far as I can tell My understanding is that RAID should be pretty much invisible to Windows, so what or where or how do I use the RAID driver files on the CD?Īsus H97 Pro Gamer board, with RAID ability. If I try to point either of those at the RAID drivers it just says "cannot find drivers for this device" Under hardware manager it shows 2 devices with the warning triangle: In that folder, under "64" there are a bunch of files designated as "system files", "setup information" and "security catalog" but nothing I can actually run. exe, it simply gives the PATH to where the drivers are. However it has a separate button on the CD software markedīut unlike all the others it doesn't install, there is no. On the ASUS CD there are various drivers that can be installed, and I'm installing every single one of them. So today I've reset to RAID and reinstalled Windows.
Thing is, last night I didn't get around to installing any drivers, just got frustrated and puzzled (that's a polite word!) that the machine was running like frozen treacle. however I don't want to give up on RAID just yet (after all, I bought a new motherboard for RAID, then had to buy a bigger case, then a PSU.)
Yesterday I asked about my new build PC with RAID running ridiculously slow.
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