Hi:
I have implemented a hardware Raid 0 on two disks (data) wd 1Tera (2Tera) x (hardware not software)
My windows 7x 64 is installed on a SSD ocz 128 g (mode UEFI)
The problem is that the AMD chipset not support TRIM in RAID
Primocache can make the trim function in RAID 0 in SSD?
Motherboard:GA_990FXA-UD3 rev 4.0
Bios F3i
Micro: amd FX-8350
Disk1: OCZ Vector 128 g
Disk 2: WD blue 1 tera
Disk 3: wd blue 1 Tera
Memory: kingston 1600m (16 g)
Source : 750 W
Windows 7 x 64 sp1 UEFI
raid 0 hardware ga-990fxa ud3 rev 4
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jorgecorazondeleon
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jorgecorazondeleon
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Re: raid 0 hardware ga-990fxa ud3 rev 4
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Re: raid 0 hardware ga-990fxa ud3 rev 4
Welcome to the forums Jorgecorazondeleon,
PrimoCache can't modify hardware to make it support TRIM if it doesn't already.
However my experience (running an SSD RAID-0 system for 5 years using Windows XP) is that TRIM isn't necessary - modern SSDs have good enough background erasing to avoid performance issues unless you deliberately saturate them with huge (terabyte-plus) file writes. For "normal" usage, you should see little change - a slight (10% or so) performance drop as the SSD fills up (due to wear leveling) should be all.
PrimoCache can't modify hardware to make it support TRIM if it doesn't already.
However my experience (running an SSD RAID-0 system for 5 years using Windows XP) is that TRIM isn't necessary - modern SSDs have good enough background erasing to avoid performance issues unless you deliberately saturate them with huge (terabyte-plus) file writes. For "normal" usage, you should see little change - a slight (10% or so) performance drop as the SSD fills up (due to wear leveling) should be all.