@ experienced and courageous users, who are searching for a suitable AHCI/RAID ROM module for their mainboard BIOS: Preliminary notes This thread is designed for users, who want to update the AHCI/RAID ROM module of their mainboard BIOS according to any of my guides, which can be found within part of the Forum. To make the search for the latest resp. Streetdeck 2 Crack. Best suitable ROM module easier for you and to spare you the work to extract the module from another BIOS file, I am offering here the newest and most interesting AHCI/RAID ROM versions from different chipset manufacturers as already extracted module files. Warning: Although I have done my very best to offer proper and usable AHCI/RAID ROM modules, I cannot guarantee their successful insertion into the BIOS and their compatibilty with the individual hardware configuration. The use of the offered ROM modules will be done at your own risk. Request: To get and maintain the collection of the offered AHCI/RAID modules as comprehensive and actual as possible I need your assistance.

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If I should have forgotten an important AHCI/RAID ROM version or if you should have access to a newer version, please let me know it and give me the link to the file. Option ROMs for SATA AHCI and RAID Controllers ( last updated: ) Changelog: new: Intel RST(e) SATA RAID ROM v15.9.0.3194 updated: Intel RSTe SATA RAID ROM v5.3 series for DEV_2826 (now v5.3.0.1052) Intel RSTe sSATA RAID ROM v5.3 series for DEV_2827 (now v5.3.0.1052) I. Intel AHCI/RAID ROM modules Intel AHCI ROM modules • Remarks: • According to my knowledge only Award/Phoenix BIOSes (and maybe some non-UEFI AMI BIOSes) of older mainboards do contain a discrete Intel AHCI ROM module, whereas the AMI UEFI BIOSes of the newer mainboards (with an Intel Chipset from 6-Series up) just contain an Intel RAID ROM, but no Intel AHCI ROM module. • The function and the compatibility of the 'Intel(R) SATA AHCI Controller' obviously is managed by a 'normal' (non-OROM) BIOS module, which cannot resp. Don't need to be updated.

• Download Links. Intel AHCI ROMs (only for BIOSes of older mainboards with a non-UEFI BIOS): • Latest officially released Intel AHCI ROM module: • () Note: This module has been compiled by Intel in 2008 and is the latest AHCI ROM module, which has been officially released by Intel. This special module obviously has been primarily designed for Intel 5-Series/3400 SATA AHCI Controllers (DEV_3B22), but obviously works with other Intel AHCI Controllers as well. • Latest available Intel AHCI ROM module: • () Note: It was our Forum Guru plutomaniac, who found this AHCI ROM module dated and gave us the link (big thanks to him). This source module doesn't contain the DeviceID of a certain Intel SATA AHCI Controller.

That is why I am unsure, whether it will work as it is with all Intel AHCI Controllers up to the 5-Series Chipset ones or the matching specific DeviceID has to be added into the hex code. Update: Our Forum member YUQINGLIU inserted this module into BIOS of his Intel 5-Series Chipset mainboard and it seems to work (look ). Intel RAID ROM modules 1. Intel RST/RST(e) RAID ROMs. Precondition for the use: Only systems, where the Intel SATA ports have been set to 'RAID' in the BIOS, need and are able to use an Intel RAID ROM module. That means, that the Intel RAID ROM version, which actually is within the mainboard BIOS, doesn't matter at all for users, who are running their SSD(s) or HDD(s) in 'AHCI' or 'IDE' mode. Additional Remarks: • These RAID ROM modules belong to the 'Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology' (IRST) and are designed for being used with Intel Desktop and Mobile systems, which have an on-board Intel ICH8R/M, ICH9R/M, ICH10R, 5-Series, 6-Series, 7-Series, 8-Series or 9-Series SATA Controller, which is running in 'RAID' mode.

• These are the special Vendor and Device IDs of the on-board Intel SATA RAID Controllers: • VendorID: VEN_8086 = Intel • DeviceID: DEV_2822 = 'Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller' (DeviceID sometimes named by mistake DEV_282a) • The Intel RAID ROM module works best, if it is from the same version branch (e.g. V11.2 or v12.9) as the used Intel RST or RST(e) drivers. Examples: The Intel RST RAID ROM v11.2.0.1527 matches best the Intel RST RAID driver v11.2.0.1006, whereas the Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v12.9.0.2006 is the designed BIOS partner of all Intel RST(e) drivers v12.9.x.xxxx. Download links: • A. Classical RST RAID ROM modules: (designed for older Intel chipsets, best suitable AHCI/RAID drivers: Intel RST v10.x.x.xxxx until v11.2.0.1006, all ROMs are for DEV_2822/DEV_282a and usable from ICH8R up) • () Here is a modified version, which enables the TRIM in RAID0 feature for originally not supported Intel SATA RAID Controllers (confirmed by the Forum member hanson and me): • () Note: For details look. Credits go to CPL0 aka Dufus for having developed this special OROM modification. • () Here is a modified version, which enables the TRIM in RAID0 feature for originally not supported Intel chipsets: • () Note: This modded OROM is designed for DEV_2822/282a Intel RAID Controllers.