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What Storage Driver Setup Would You Choose For Stability?

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Accepted solution by Tariq — For dual booting Linux, AHCI/non VMD mode is often simpler, though newer kernels support VMD in many cases. good luck man!
  1. Hugo Schmidt
    @hschmidt

    ugh. im planning a fresh install on my desktop and wondering how to handle storage drivers this time. Should i go with teh vendors GCC-H23N Firmware and RAID/VMD mode, or AHCI and the inbox driver? Priority for me is stability. What would you choose and why? Im cmofortable changing BIOS settings, i just want to make the decision once and not regret it later. What would u do in my shoes?

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  2. Tariq
    @tariq.fontaine

    Is this an existing install or a fresh one?

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  4. Bram G.
    @bram.gill-2qk

    lol same thing happened to me for a single SSD, the inbox Standard NVM Express Controller driver is solid and gets updates through Windows. vendor drivers matter mainly for RAID arrays, Optane-style caching, or platforms that use VMD by default. fingers crossed 🤞

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  5. Tariq
    @tariq.fontaine
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    For dual booting Linux, AHCI/non-VMD mode is often simpler, though newer kernels support VMD in many cases. good luck man!

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  6. Tariq
    @tariq.fontaine

    ive seen vendor drivers give slightly better results in some benchmarks, but the difference is rarely noticeable in daily use. just my 2 cents

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