RAIDR in hackintosh

[krass76]

Hey guys,

I searched the internet a long way and I came to no result.

Knowing that this is not a hackintosh forum I already posted a thread on tonymacx86 but there nobody new a bloody thing.

 

I want to have a PCIe based ssd inside a hackintosh for boot as the speed of these gnarly things is pathetic compared to the SATA 3 alternatives.

Now as the ASUS ROG RAIDR is a PCIe based SSD, looks completely baller, performs well, is not all that expensive AND is claimed to work as a driverless ACHI device with full TRIM support, I thought that could be it.

But the tech data list compatibility only for Windows, not even for linux.

If it is driverless it should work, as there are already mac-compatible ssds like the one from anglebird or OWC but they only support one of these in a PC and I would like to have two (one for osx, one for windows) in a system.

 

Does anybody know anything on that topic?

[Migals]

In my experience hackintosh machines do not like to work properly with hardware that is not offered in the actual mac.  For example, the gpus that people use in hackintosh machines tend to be ones that are normally offered in the real macs.