03-20-2019 02:41 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
06-17-2020 08:09 PM
06-18-2020 11:12 PM
GrievousAngel wrote:
With the ASUS X299 Deluxe Ed 30 + I9-10900X CPU: What is the better pathway to RAID 0?
I've invested in INTEL VROC Standard MM951605 chip, ASUS HYPERX16 Gen 4, (4) Samsung EVO Plus 250GB M.2 so far. NO RAID YET. Wrong M.2 modules I've learned.
Suggestions please? Looking at the Highpoint Bootable 7103 m.2 PCIEX16 card now.
This the my second similar post.
06-17-2020 07:33 PM
02-10-2020 10:55 AM
02-10-2020 02:50 PM
Jahmen wrote:
I was going to ask how you could physically get two Hyper M.2 Cards onto the boards PCIe slots with the Graphics Card. Then I saw this was posted back in 2017 back when the Graphics Cards were smaller.
My ROG Rampage VI Extreme Encore motherboard with the ASUS 2080 Ti graphics card can't handle the physical configuration for 2 Hyper M.2 Cards.
Best for the Hyper Card in the 1st PCIe slot (1) for the X16 x8 lanes and the graphics card in the 2nd PCIe slot (2).
The graphics card won't fit on the 3rd bottom PCIe Slot (3).
You can't put the graphics card on top 1st Slot (1) with a Hyper M.2 Card under it in the 2nd PCIe Slot (2) position because it covers the intake fans for the graphics card.
Anyone know how to set up a Hardware base VROC Key module boot-able RAID10 on CPU with the Hyper M.2 Card and x4 7600p series SSDs?
Yeah, I figure probably not. I've been asking ASUS Support to give me that information for a couple weeks now.
Feel free to help out and post those steps if you know them, and if you do, please include the driver & application file steps.
The ASUS RAID Guide has some steps, but without those for the HD key BIOS setup or the driver & application files.
Appears to be no consensus yet for exactly which of those Key files (RSTe or VROC) to use for the HD Key.
02-11-2020 07:49 PM
Jahmen wrote:
I was going to ask how you could physically get two Hyper M.2 Cards onto the boards PCIe slots with the Graphics Card. Then I saw this was posted back in 2017 back when the Graphics Cards were smaller.
My ROG Rampage VI Extreme Encore motherboard with the ASUS 2080 Ti graphics card can't handle the physical configuration for 2 Hyper M.2 Cards.
Best for the Hyper Card in the 1st PCIe slot (1) for the X16 x8 lanes and the graphics card in the 2nd PCIe slot (2).
The graphics card won't fit on the 3rd bottom PCIe Slot (3).
You can't put the graphics card on top 1st Slot (1) with a Hyper M.2 Card under it in the 2nd PCIe Slot (2) position because it covers the intake fans for the graphics card.
Anyone know how to set up a Hardware base VROC Key module boot-able RAID10 on CPU with the Hyper M.2 Card and x4 7600p series SSDs?
Yeah, I figure probably not. I've been asking ASUS Support to give me that information for a couple weeks now.
Feel free to help out and post those steps if you know them, and if you do, please include the driver & application file steps.
The ASUS RAID Guide has some steps, but without those for the HD key BIOS setup or the driver & application files.
Appears to be no consensus yet for exactly which of those Key files (RSTe or VROC) to use for the HD Key.
02-13-2020 12:31 PM
BigJohnny wrote:
Only known working key is VROCISSDMOD which you dont need for raid0 but do for everything else. This is confirmed with the original RVIE only though, I dont imagine they changed that. The change up in PCIE slots is what kept me from upgrading. Ill stick with my two AIC 900P drives in the other two slots that are not available on Omega or Encore as Im using the 2 X16 for GPUs.
As for the question of why put to X16 AIC drive cards in some people need fast file transfer in and right back out. Put 4 together and you get better than 10GB/s
If you go back towards the beginning there is a step by step of what drivers to use in what order and where to get them on winraid. Takes two drivers during the install at the F6 prompt.
02-11-2020 06:54 AM
11-19-2021 03:48 AM
11-27-2021 10:09 AM
machproo wrote:
Hello, I have been using a Raid 0 VROC of 3 x Western Digital Black SN750 1Gb SSD on my Rog Dominus Extreme motherboard for the past year and the WD Black SN750 SSD serie is perfectly VROC compatible. I just ordered an ANU28PE16 controller board built around the Broadcom PLX8748 chip. This card is VROC compatible and would allow you to create Raid0 to Raid5 with 8 x « U.2 SSD*» or « 16 x U.2 SSD » if using QNAP-U2MP enclosures. The equipment is ordered. I'll post the test results.