Solidigm

try running the trimcheck utility to see if trim is actually working.https://github.com/CyberShadow/trimcheck# readme https://github.com/CyberShadow/trimcheck# readme

sounds like there is something wrong with the ssd. push asus to replace the drive.

the u100 is a sandisk ssd, not an intel one. it's a rubbish drive, that's why the performance is so weak.if you're having stability issues with the irst drivers, uninstall them and go back to standard msahci.

msahci would be found under ide ata/atapi controllers.if the driver were truly missing, your system wouldn't boot.

vandalmags wrote: So I changed SATA mode from RAID to AHCI and upon saving and exiting I got BSOD. Thankfully, all I had to do was revert back to RAID and my system was up and running again. if you're running windows vista/7, boot into windows and ...