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When the Intel Z170 chipset was released, one of the features we were looking forward to was the option to enable a bootable RAID utilizing M.2 drives. Kingston provided us a couple of their HyperX Predator M.2 PCIe 240GB drives to test this feature. Since the release of the Z170 chipset, Kingston has been working on updating the firmware again to enable the bootable RAID capabilities of the Intel Z170 chipset. Without any major announcements, Kingston quietly released the OC34L5TP firmware update to enable bootable RAID on the HyperX Predator PCIe M.2 drives when used in conjunction with an Intel Z170 chipset powered motherboard.



Article Title: HyperX Predator PCIe M.2 SSD Bootable RAID 0 Performance
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/hyperx-pred ... nce_176137

Nice but I would of like to see some real life performance numbers, like OS boot-up and starting couple of game titles and long starting apps.

sbohdan wrote:Nice but I would of like to see some real life performance numbers, like OS boot-up and starting couple of game titles and long starting apps.

Maybe Steve can do that for you and others if he gets time.