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AHCI vs RAID

Reid is a good choice,believe me,i have used that for a long time.
May be you are right its latest than AHCI so it will be good may be.
 
I have selected Raid and installed windows 7.but Now i m getting 80% performance of my SSD and getting this on HD sentinel " the trim feature of the ssd is supported but disabled " like in picture bellow

http://i.imgur.com/9GThiiQ.png
what should i do to get 100% performance?


AHCI will get TRIM working. As i said earlier, not many RAID controllers support TRIM.
 
May be you are right its latest than AHCI so it will be good may be.

Thats not really true. The difference between RAID and AHCI is that with the RAID setting it initializes the RAID controller so you can setup arrays with multiple, but similar or identical drives, where as AHCI is just for single disks that dont need to be in a RAID array. They are both AHCI, but RAID has some extra "features."
 
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