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5th May 2012, 02:22 AM #1Notebook Virtuoso
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Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
I read that these are available in beta form, said to be released for Thinkpads only, and said to run only in Windows 8 consumer preview - sorry, lost the source.
Anyone have an update on this? Pyro?Sony Z's, HP/Dell workstations, old-fashioned tablet PCs and, yes, a couple of really cool tablets and Ultrabooks that are easy on the arthritic shoulders and kinda fun excuses for buying new tech toys! Secret weapon: Galaxy Note 2 smartphone w/WACOM [compatible] "S Pen." It's all I ever need these days
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5th May 2012, 03:15 AM #2
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Re: Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
Oh, are those really supposed to have TRIM? I installed those off station drivers last week but went back to the old ones since they didn't seem to work with the Intel RST control panel nor with hard disk sentinel.
I should probably check it again because I recall that Windows 8's defrag utility allows you to manually tell a disk to run TRIM.Want to help? The Media Player Classic Home Cinema (MPC-HC) project is looking for developers, testers and helpers for icons and maintaining the website - link.
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5th May 2012, 04:44 AM #3100% laptop dynamite
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Re: Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
Forget that driver, it does not work (even on W8CP). I don't want to see my array crashed by such a crappy beta driver (the alpha that is out for almost a year now was super unstable as well). Let's wait for the real thing.
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5th May 2012, 03:03 PM #4Notebook Virtuoso
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Re: Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
Pyr0, what is your sense of the ETA for the "real thing?" Originally Posted by pyr0
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5th May 2012, 03:18 PM #5100% laptop dynamite
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Re: Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
My guesstimation is Q2/2012, so probably in 3-6 weeks. Originally Posted by lovelaptops
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5th May 2012, 08:13 PM #6Notebook Consultant
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Re: Intel RST 11.5 w/TRIM for RAID0 in Beta
You could also install the 11.0 RST driver if you want a later driver, but honestly I don't notice the difference. Originally Posted by lovelaptops
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