H67MA-E35 (B3) - any hope of setting up 2 x 3tb hitachis in raid1

Running the latest bios - 7680vB9 (v11.9) Release Date 2011-09-06. Also running the 10.6 intel RST drivers.
Both drives are seen in their full capacity, but there is no option to set up a raid volume in the RST gui. Searching has turned up instances of this working on certain manufacturers boards as long as the 10.6 RST drivers are used and the mainboard manufacturer has released a compatible bios...

Ended up using software mirroring via windows disk management. I am assuming that the lack of responses to this query means that this board is SOL as far as raid with 3tb + drives go...

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    It seems thouse cards wont work @ 1x which is all you are getting with your VGA & 2 other pcie slots filled. I found several other people having trouble with those cards in 1x slots.
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  • MSI H67MA-E35-B3 not supporting ddr3 1333

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    Ram is not detected as 1333, but it defaults to 1066 in auto settings
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    Quote
    I want to run ram at default 1333 speed at least if the board cpu doesnt support 1600.
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    Memory Types       DDR3-1066
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    Quote from: Bernhard on 03-September-11, 21:33:06
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