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Does anyone have this kind configuration of SSD's? What kind of transfer i could expect in this configuration. Real speed of single (IR-SSDPR-S25A-240) is 500-510MB/s R and 480-500MB/s W. And most important is possible to run Windows on raid 5 configuration? or its only useful for storage data.

I mean 3x SSD in raid and 2x HDD as normal (not in raid)

Hey, I have dilemma: I want to upgrade my PC with SSD but in the same price I can buy: 3x Goodram IRDM MLC 240GB SATA ssd (IR-SSDPR-S25A-240) or 1x Goodram IRDM MLC 480 M.2. NVME (IRU-SSDPR-P34A-480-80A) What do You think about Raid 5 in case with 3 SSD's? Is it possible to have Raid of 3xSSD and 2xHDD still connected to Mobo. As i understand i will need to reinstall my Windows to make best performance or its not needed? configuration: Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 5 (rev. 1.0) (Supports NVME, Raid 0, Raid 1, Raid 5, Raid 10) CPU: i7-4790k 4,8GHz Ram: HyperX DDR3 2400MHz 4x8GB GPU: Aourus GTX1080Ti HDD: 1x 1TB WD Blue, 1x 3TB WD Blue (Old Green) OS: Windows 10 x64

ok, thanks for all informations by the way: Could you recommend form personal use any model of GTX1080? I was thinking about MSI GTX 1080X or Zotac GTX 1080 AMP Extreme. PC will stand under the desk so i don't need any fancy RGB.

I am from Europe. Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080 Ti AORUS 11GB GDDR5X costs around 1075-1099$ so probably I will stay with GTX 1080. Anyway Anyone here have i7-4790k with GTX1080 or GTX1080ti? CPU will not be bottelnecking?

Hey, I have saved some money (around 740$) I am wondering what graphics card should I get to upgrade my PC: CPU i7-4790k 4,4 GHz Cooling: Silentium Grandis 2 Motherboard: Z97X-Gaming 5 Gigabyte Ram: HyperX 2x8GB 2400 MHz CL11 PSU: be quiet! Pure Power L8 CM 630W Monitor: 1440p Ultrawide Case is compatible with max 360mm (14,17'') cards. My current card is Radeon R7 260x from older PC. For example GTX 1080 Zotac AMP Extreme have any sense? or better is to get just GTX 1070 MSI. PC wille be used to games like Witcher 3 and programs like Autocad, Revit, Solidworks. Raport CPU-Z PPETELPC.txt