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Sorry for bump. Just finished upgrading my pc. Can confirm if the raid 0 is in windows raid 0 It works np. Hope this helps anyone with the same issue.
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Swapping Motherboard out in Raid 0
cheiften98 replied to cheiften98's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Sorry for bump. Just want to answer so it can help anyone else in the future. Just finished upgrading my pc. In Windows software raid 0 works just fine. all my drives were picked up. -
Swapping Motherboard out in Raid 0
cheiften98 replied to cheiften98's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Thats what ive been thinking. Thanks -
Swapping Motherboard out in Raid 0
cheiften98 replied to cheiften98's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Thank you! -
Sorry for repost. Really need help and cant find out an answer. Need to know if I need to order a new hard drive too. Im upgrading to Ryzen 5600x from my Xeon 1231v3. I have my SSD for my OS and then 2 2tb HDD's running in Raid 0. I set the raid 0 up using Storage Spaces in Windows. I know the risk if one drive fails but the increase load times in games is pretty nice. All I will be doing is swapping out the motherboard, Ram and cpu. Same drives. This shouldnt cause any issues right? If it was setup in the Bios that would make sense, but its software raid. Thanks
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I did make this post a few weeks ago but there were conflicting answers. Im upgrading to Ryzen 5600x from my Xeon 1231v3. I have my SSD for my OS and then 2 2tb HDD's running in Raid 0. I set the raid 0 up using Storage Spaces in Windows. I know the risk if one drive fails but the increase load times in games is pretty nice. All I will be doing is swapping out the motherboard, Ram and cpu. Same drives. This shouldnt cause any issues right? If it was setup in the Bios that would make sense, but its software raid. Thanks
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Motherboard and Power supply compatibility?
cheiften98 replied to cheiften98's topic in New Builds and Planning
the Ryzen 5 5600x has a lower TDP than my current xeon 1231 v3. -
Hello Im looking to upgrade my cpu, ram and motherboard. PC Partpicker says my power supply has compatibly issues but im fairly sure its just for overclocking. Am I right in that or will I need to upgrade my psu too. Im not interested in overclocking right now. Thank you PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo 43.1 CFM CPU Cooler
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Isnt it just in the OS files though as I created the Raid array in Disk Manager? I could try creating a raid array with a couple of USB's and try that out.
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my PC in the living room made from my old parts is an AMD Athlon 860k. i could try plugging the hard drives into that. Other Wise im going to need to buy that 8TB HDD ive been holding off for a while.
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Im going to be using the same drives in the same order just a new motherboard. It should just recognize in the OS right?
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Yeah I have a 120gb ssd which I used to have as my boot drive but now its just for games and I cloned it to my 500gb ssd. I have 2x2tb HDD in Raid 0 for games. Pretty nice for loading times. Need a new motherboard to get 5600x. Thanks for the responses. Was worried as it would be a big pain to mess about moving around 4tb of data.
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I just checked my bios and nothing there. Im fairly sure I set it up in Disk Management. I guess I can try it on my living room pc. Or might have to buy that 8TB hard drive ive been wanting.
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How do I know if I did software or hardware raid? Ima check my bios now.