I just noticed that it's both versions of RSTe and RST in the BIOS ROM.. Strange
I've tried to checked the BIOS file for my X79 motherboard. Then I found something interesting. Why have Gigabyte placed Intel RAID v10.0.0.1032 in the BIOS file? It's the OROM 8086,282a..
What is this for?![]()
Last edited by christer12; 07-07-2012 at 07:23 AM.
I just noticed that it's both versions of RSTe and RST in the BIOS ROM.. Strange
Yes I believe X79 can switch between Enterpise version and non Enterpise version of the intel raid. How exactly I am not sure, but I did here something abou it is not easy to swich back from one to the other once the change as been made. Example if default is Enterprise raid you can switch it to the no enterpise but switch back to Enterprise is hard.
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