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AMD attacks Intel systems using specialized software.

AMD attacks Intel systems using specialized software.

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mario_2007
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10-26-2022, 10:15 AM
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I own a gaming PC equipped with an Intel I9 chipset, and everything seems compatible with Intel. About a year ago, Windows Update started showing a warning that it can't update further until the RAID problem is resolved. The system runs smoothly otherwise. On the hard drive, the RAID status indicates AMD RAID, but my PC has a M.2 drive running Windows and a standard SATA storage. Is it worth spending time fixing this issue? And are there options to resolve it without a full reinstall?
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mario_2007
10-26-2022, 10:15 AM #1

I own a gaming PC equipped with an Intel I9 chipset, and everything seems compatible with Intel. About a year ago, Windows Update started showing a warning that it can't update further until the RAID problem is resolved. The system runs smoothly otherwise. On the hard drive, the RAID status indicates AMD RAID, but my PC has a M.2 drive running Windows and a standard SATA storage. Is it worth spending time fixing this issue? And are there options to resolve it without a full reinstall?