Installing Raid on ASUS Prime Z390-A motherboard Windows 10 does not request any additional drivers as BIOS handles everything transparently. This item is available only if Raid mode is enabled.Īfter the RAID setup completed, Windows 10 can be installed.
Switch SATA Operation Mode option to Raid.Installing RAID on ASRock Z370 Pro4 motherboard
WD Blue SN550 is recognized but RAID can't be built and it works unstable as well. Intel 660P NVMe is only supported by ASUS HYPER M.2 X16 CARD V2 adapter as the adapter accepts Intel NVMe SSDs for Z370 and Z390 chipsets. The second way is to make your motherboard cooler running CPU and motherboard fans on 80% or more of their capacity. It is only applicable to ASUS motherboard as ASRock motherboard is lack of bifurcation. The first way is to use ASUS HYPER M.2 X16 CARD V2 adapter. After installing Windows 10 on RAID 1, both motherboards are constantly doing two steps: rebuilding RAID and crashing Windows. It seems the chipsets are not aimed to be used in that role. Those two motherboards and NVMe SSDs work unstable in bootable RAID 1 configuration. The performnce of NVMe SSDs can be observed in NVMe RAID Performance on Z390 Chipset Motherboard article. Those motherboards might accommodate NVMe SSD storages with RAID 0 or 1 built on Intel® Rapid Storage Technology.ĪSRock Z370 Pro4 and ASUS Prime Z390-A motherboards are used in the article to build RAID 1 on WD Blue SN550 1TB and Intel 660P 1TB NVMe SSDs. There are many motherboards based on Z370 and Z390 chipsets containing 2 or more M.2 sockets. Z370 and Z390 Intel chipsets was released back in 20 years and they still are mainstream now.
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