Yes, but you have to import the Win-RAID CA Certificate according my guide before you can install the mod+signed driver.
Ok I get that. That is probably why i get the : “A problem was encountered while attempting to add the driver to the store” message when installing. I off course use the “have disk” method. I looked first in the thread and probably i overlooked it, but where can i find "but you have to import the Win-RAID CA Certificate "?
Thanks for helping me out with the sata ahci drivers for the x48/ ich9r chipset. To be honest I changed it back and forth and still I’m stuck at very low read speeds and write speeds (with big single files maximum of 38-40 MB/Sec, otherwise much much lower like 19-20 MB/Sec) on my samsung 850 pro SSD and my Intel SSD’s. Ahci enabled in bios of course. On sata300 ports Ok, but in Ahci native mode should it still be better then this. I cannot figure it out after spending hours on testing and reading.
Same low speeds with usb 3.0 drivers. (i posted details in the usb 3.0 thread).
I’ve got a feeling my whole system is bottlenecked.
Without the knowlege of a) your special system configuration (mainboard model/disk drives/CPU/Graphics card), b) the OS you are running and c) the currently used AHCI driver I am not able to give you an advices.
Without the knowlege of a) your special system configuration (mainboard model/disk drives/CPU/Graphics card), b) the OS you are running and c) the currently used AHCI driver I am not able to give you an advices.
Of course, i forgot:
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I posted what you asked Fernando. (see above). Curious if you have any suggestions. BTW: i ve got virtually the same write speeds with your modded driver as well as with the “standard AHCI Sata driver from Microsof’t” in Windows 10
you have no clue or advice on why my speeds seem to be capped?
Maybe I can ask you this question and you probably dó have past experience on this, since you have tested your drivers so: In your experience what kind of write speeds do you experience with big single files ( 1+ GB movie file) continues/sequential write. (I’ve got 40-50 MB/sec Write speed on a sata II/300 ICH9R controller, samsung 850 pro ssd: 50% free space).
So in short: What is your experience on AVARAGE sequential write speeds on sata 300 (ahci) on an first grade SSD with your drivers.
The included AHCI/RAID drivers are WHQL certified by Microsoft and usable with all Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.
Only Intel 8-, 9-, X99 and 100-Series Chipsets are natively fully supported by these drivers.
Thanks to Station-Drivers for having published the source package.
Meanwhile I have installed this brandnew RST(e) driver v14.8.4.1046 onto my Z97 AHCI system, but I doubt, that it will be better for 8- and 9-Series Chipsets than the v13 series.
Good luck with these Intel AHCI and RAID drivers! Dieter (alias Fernando)
The included AHCI driver is WHQL certified by Microsoft and usable with all Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.
Only Intel 8-, 9-, X99 and 100-Series Chipsets running in AHCI mode are natively fully supported by this driver.
Thanks to Station-Drivers for having published the source package.
Unfortunately neither the 32bit variant of the AHCI driver nor the related RAID drivers are available until now.
Meanwhile I have installed this brandnew RST(e) driver v14.8.5.1047 onto my Z97 AHCI system. The first benchmark results seem to be very promising (look >here<.
Good luck with this Intel AHCI driver! Dieter (alias Fernando)
