X399 Taichi can`t build riad 0

I am trying to Install Windows under RAID mode and getting problems too, but with a different drive configuration, so I cannot help with the NVMe setup. It does appear you are following the correct steps. 

MisterJ wrote: [URL=][/URL]AARON Chang,? please look at this thread.? One of the users is trying to use Optane drives (M.2): http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6152&PN=5&title=asrock-x399-taichi-m2-nvme-ssd-raid To start with I would ask you please to open your BIOS and hit F9 (Load UEFI Defaults), then F10 (Save and Exit).? I think we need to eliminate any Over Clock problems.? I suggest you post your specifications in your signature as I have and please include your power supply and W10 version (1703 or 1709, I hope).? Are you trying to? create a bootable RAID?? I do not understand the drivers you are talking about.? Please post a link to where you are DLing them.? You should only need the so called Floppy drivers (9.00.00.088).? Do you mean PBS setting in BIOS not CBS.? I will look at CBS after I post this.? Here is a link for Debug Codes: http://forum.hwbot.org/showthread.php?t=16017 Your codes look like progress codes. Thanks and enjoy, John.

Dear Mister,thanks for your reply
May there are something i do not describe clearly,i explain carefully.
1.I have try to create the array in none oc state(all bios setting is uefi default),but the resault is the same.
2.My power supply is the corsair AX1200i,and the win10 version is the professional version Ver.16299.19(1709).
3.No matter I try to create a bootable raid or create a raid array with ?�RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility in windows,the problem is:only if I go to Advanced->AMD PBS and set ?�NVMe RAID mode??to <Enabled >,after reboot,the system will halted at the logo screen,at the moment,the Dr.Debug on mother board first shows Code 92,after about 10 seconds,it changes to A0.
Then after about 5 minutes,the system auto enter the bios setup.Then go to Advanced->RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility->Array Management,the all 3 options are unavailability(gray).Then go to Advanced->RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility->Physical disk management,convert to legacy disk tells me there are no raid disks in the system, initialize disk it tells me there are no legacy disks available to create a raid disk.
4.In the situation without creating a raid array,because of My all ssds are nvme ssds,so I want to disable the SATA controller which is on the X399 chipset.But even if I both go to Advanced->Storage Configuration and set the SATA Controller to disable and go to the Advanced\AMD CBS\SATA Configuration Options and disable the SATA Controller,there are still 3 SATA Controllers appearing in the windows device management.Since it could not disable the X399 south bridge SATA Controllers,so I try to install the X399 SATA Controller Driver from AMD.Then I DL the driver from https://www2.ati.com/drivers/ryzen_threadripper_nvme_raid.exe
When I install this driver,i find that comparing to another driver https://www2.ati.com/drivers/amd-chipset-drivers.exe
it adds 3 parts,a nvme raid driver,a sata raid driver and RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility in windows.If I check the AMD X399 SATA raid driver to install,the system will crash.The symptom is the system down and lost response.Then I reset the system,it will halted at the windows start up(the circle stop spin and lost response)

Edited by AARON Chang - 02 Nov 2017 at 8:54am

AARON Chang, please look at this post from Franz01234 concerning using Optane SSDs in a RAID.  The post is toward the end of the thread.  According to ASRock and AMD support, Optane SSDs cannot be used to create a RAID. 

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6152&PN=5&title=asrock-x399-taichi-m2-nvme-ssd-raid

Wish the news was better.  Good luck, John.

Thanks AARON Chang, GREAT performance.  I am sorry you had to go to the DARK side, but it is Intel's choice not to allow Optane to run RAID mode on non-Intel platforms.  You are very welcome.  Thanks and enjoy, John.

AARON Chang, as I understand it Intel detects that the Optane is not running on an Intel board, so it will not work.  I suggest you contact Intel and raise a stink.  Enjoy, John.