Having a cache doesn't necessarily impact the usefulness of the RAID card. A RAID-0 is a simple stripe, write-through is fine for it. This is analogous to the JBOD mode. A RAID-1 mirror provides protection and a write-through is fine as well. I use M1015's on servers to provide for a hardware RAID-1 instead of fakeraid from the controllers. So, a RAID-10 also doesn't necessarily need cache to be useful, it can stripe and mirror w/o and still be fast yet protect.
Heck, even RAID-5 and on will run fine on a card w/o cache, doesn't mean that you can't, just means that you probably shouldn't use writeback cache with the potential to lose data in that hasn't been written to disk yet. For simple tasks like this, and making sure to write through, this card is perfectly fine and has many many uses. Just don't expect much from it for the <$100 which the OP isn't. Regardless, doesn't answer the original problem of how.