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g'day and welcome to the Forums. 
if the laptop didn't come with Intel's RST already installed, what are you hoping to achieve by installing it?
if the laptop didn't come with Intel's RST already installed, what are you hoping to achieve by installing it?
I dont remember if it came installed or notg'day and welcome to the Forums.
if the laptop didn't come with Intel's RST already installed, what are you hoping to achieve by installing it?
I broke and i m just reinstalling windows. And i do not know what should i choose betweem those 2
I never install it on my builds, and when found already installed on other PC's, I remove it - never found a reason or benefit in running it.
it's main usage is if you have RAID drives, or Optane memory.
your rig needs to have SATA SSD's (more than one), as it doesn't work with HDD's or NVMe SSD's.
in short, unless you have multiple drives in the laptop and set them up in some sort of RAID, RST will do nothing for you.
it's main usage is if you have RAID drives, or Optane memory.
your rig needs to have SATA SSD's (more than one), as it doesn't work with HDD's or NVMe SSD's.
in short, unless you have multiple drives in the laptop and set them up in some sort of RAID, RST will do nothing for you.
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