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Swapping Motherboard out in Raid 0

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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. 

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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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19 minutes ago, cheiften98 said:

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

If it was software, you should be fine.

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The information for pools and vdisks in Storage Spaces is stored on the Discs and OS so you can move it between boards. I've personally done this before on my own server without issue. 

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8 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

The information for pools and vdisks in Storage Spaces is stored on the Discs and OS so you can move it between boards. I've personally done this before on my own server without issue. 

Thank you! 

 

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18 minutes ago, LIGISTX said:

If it was software, you should be fine.

Thats what ive been thinking. Thanks

 

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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. 

 

Ryzen 5 5600x, GTX 1070 Duel Asus OC Edition, 16gb ram, Asus Tuf Gaming x570-plus

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