Hi,
Copied this from motherboard manual
(Note) Please note that an M.2 PCIe SSD cannot be used to create a RAID set with SATA drive(s).
I've not done a raid set yet but I can see the advantage of a RAID 0 if I've understood this correctly - As with aspects of technology it takes a while to get used to them and exactly how behave when used.
From mobo manual it mentions that SSD M.2 cannot be used with RAID sets which seems obvious but I'd like to make sure. Some people like to use 3 x SATA SSD in RAID 0 and the performance is incredible from what others have reporterd.
Is it possible to have the OS installed on M.2 SSD @ x4 or @ x 2 AND have the 3 x SATA SSD's in RAID?
3 x SATA SSD in RAID but the M.2 with the OS installed on is not in RAID - Does this work?
As I've never used this but would plan to it'd be good to know -
Copied this from motherboard manual
(Note) Please note that an M.2 PCIe SSD cannot be used to create a RAID set with SATA drive(s).
I've not done a raid set yet but I can see the advantage of a RAID 0 if I've understood this correctly - As with aspects of technology it takes a while to get used to them and exactly how behave when used.
From mobo manual it mentions that SSD M.2 cannot be used with RAID sets which seems obvious but I'd like to make sure. Some people like to use 3 x SATA SSD in RAID 0 and the performance is incredible from what others have reporterd.
Is it possible to have the OS installed on M.2 SSD @ x4 or @ x 2 AND have the 3 x SATA SSD's in RAID?
3 x SATA SSD in RAID but the M.2 with the OS installed on is not in RAID - Does this work?
As I've never used this but would plan to it'd be good to know -