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In the market for an Intel 750 Series

I'm in the market for a new SSD. I had a bad experience with a M.2 drive, where I had to use an adapter for the PCI slot because the board didn't have a M.2 slot but the bios never recognized the drive so it would never boot to it. The Intel 750 SSD ...

GSemp by • New Contributor
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Resolved! How to install RAID (IRST) driver for PCIe SSD 750?

I have set up two AIC SSD 750 drives in CPU-connected PCIe sockets of Gigabyte GA-Z170MX-Gaming 5.I have installed Windows 8.1 Professional 64 bit on a separate SSD (Plextor) and run the follwoing;https://downloadcenter.intel.com/downloads/eula/25091...

wwelc1 by • New Contributor II
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PC boots to bios first before Win10

Hello,I recently built a new Skylake PC (i7-6700k) using your new Intel 750 PCIe 4x NVMe SSD. I'm using the Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 7 mobo and I've upgraded the BIOS to version 4F. I managed to install the OS with little real difficulty but when I turn...

TOwen by • New Contributor II
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Slow sequential write on Intel 330 SSD

Using Intel SSD 330 60GB & 335 240GB on Windows 7 64bit. The 335 on SATA III gets 492MB/s Read & 232MB/s write, the 335 on SATA II gets 245MB Read & 199MB/s write, however on the On the 330 on SATA II get 259MB/s read 64MB/s with 1 2 3 levels cacheI...

NvanS by • New Contributor II
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