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- Apr 19, 2012
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I wanted to point out that in Raidxpert you can, despite of MB brand, enable write back.
To achieve this:
Go into "physical drive view" and activate "write cache", in RAIDXPERT this is actually WRITE BACK CACHE, for each physical drive. If it´s left disabled, the drive(s) will use "write through cache" as default.
Once you use the option "write cache" (=WRITE BACK CACHE) you automatically are using READ AHEAD CACHE.
I am not able to tell you why the radio buttons (most often) don´t show their status accordingly.
Also it is important that when creating an array in the raid ROM "bios", you choose the option: write back or write through cache. After creating an array it can´t be changed at the ROM "bios" level.
BUT: Raidxpert allows to override this by the above explained manner.
I posted this, since there are over 10K posts about this specific question in the internet and maybe the one or the other may find this information helpful.
Good luck!
Link for up to date AMD Chipset drivers and RAIDXpert 32+64 bit:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/raid_windows.aspx
To achieve this:
Go into "physical drive view" and activate "write cache", in RAIDXPERT this is actually WRITE BACK CACHE, for each physical drive. If it´s left disabled, the drive(s) will use "write through cache" as default.
Once you use the option "write cache" (=WRITE BACK CACHE) you automatically are using READ AHEAD CACHE.
I am not able to tell you why the radio buttons (most often) don´t show their status accordingly.
Also it is important that when creating an array in the raid ROM "bios", you choose the option: write back or write through cache. After creating an array it can´t be changed at the ROM "bios" level.
BUT: Raidxpert allows to override this by the above explained manner.
I posted this, since there are over 10K posts about this specific question in the internet and maybe the one or the other may find this information helpful.
Good luck!
Link for up to date AMD Chipset drivers and RAIDXpert 32+64 bit:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/raid_windows.aspx