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Here is raid0 speed:

Best wishes for 2019. Your work is outstanding and your patience infinite! Thank you sir!

What is your BIOS version? I think I remember dsdt are relevant to Bios item.

I was a bit caustic, actually I knew about these basic things. I don't get to choose as of now we can't boot an apfs raid0... For the main issues that apfs is adressing, most were properly mitigated with the use of an UPS. I've been using Appleraid for 10 years now, not a single file lost.

Also your Efi is not linked on the first post. You did a good job of mapping the usb ports, many thanks for that!

I'm not certain to understand your question. Performance is about 3000 MB/s RW with Raid0 and about 1500 without so the speed gain is good, but more important to have a 4to (2+2) volume with all my pictures on the same volume that is great (don't worry I maintain a time machine raid1 for the...

Hello guys, back to hacintosh... I've read your nice conversation, it's only my third hack so I'm no expert but i reckon Xdan is using a ssdt following rehabman method, and zainpro makes acpi patching on the fly with clover, so different paths but same goal! My hackintosh is now up and running...

I have the same board, now focusing on setting Windows but will follow!

Same hardware, will follow but a lot more workong oob with clover.

Solved: Format the Raid0 in hfs and clone from an apfs installed hd with ccc.

I'm missing something with my setup. I managed easily to install Mojave on a SATA SSD, then build the RAID 0 NVMe array and CCC the working install to the array. It looks good but the boot fails... A quick search on the Internet is stating it's a choice from Apple to stay away from RAID...

hello this kind of spped is not Raidish... Strange to be able to use mb raid also, it's supposed to be a big no no here is my current status, not managing to boot the appleraid under Mojave... Last login: Fri Dec 28 02:44:44 on console Restored session: Fri Dec 28 02:39:00 CET 2018...

With My GA Z170X gaming, the bios update to F20 sorted that issue completly!

Speed is in line with hardware, it's only when you open large files that it's stunning.

I got rid of boot issues by updating to F20 bios, but now I can't have the nvidia web driver working anymore. Driving me crasy! Must come from a different bios parameter somewhere but I can't find where... Annoying.

Not using it yet for photoshop, boot is not properly setup. Should be quite faster...:lol:

You suspect wrongly... It's not the same pci lines I think.

Now with the twin Nvme setup: And more importantly, I have enough room to set my photo and video bench libraries on the ssd's. I still have to polish my boot issues though.

For the record, my "old" disk is a 850 EVO, not especially slow: