Raid

[Hudson Griffin]

Can I run Raid 0 with M.2 and a SATA device?

[Windows7ge]

Yes, but it begs the question why would you want to?

[Hudson Griffin]

7 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Yes, but it begs the question why would you want to?

I want to be able to write to both of the drives simultaneously and have both of them appear as 1 whole drive in windows.

[Windows7ge]

4 minutes ago, Hudson Griffin said:

I want to be able to write to both of the drives simultaneously and have both of them appear as 1 whole drive in windows.

I wouldn't recommend it. If either device fails all your data is lost.

[Hudson Griffin]

1 minute ago, Windows7ge said:

I wouldn't recommend it. If either device fails all your data is lost.

Yes I understand raid 0  and for case would mean writing to both of the drives at once and if one of them fails all data is gone 

[Windows7ge]

7 minutes ago, Hudson Griffin said:

Yes I understand raid 0  and for case would mean writing to both of the drives at once and if one of them fails all data is gone 

So long as you understand that.

 

Is the M.2 drive SATA or PCI_e?

Are you booting your OS from either of these drives?

[Hudson Griffin]

Just now, Windows7ge said:

So long as you understand that.

 

Is the M.2 drive SATA or PCI_e?

Are you booting your OS from either of these drives?

The drive I'm using is m.2 and a SATA not sure what type the drive is and no my system will be stored on a different drive from the other 2

[Windows7ge]

1 minute ago, Hudson Griffin said:

The drive I'm using is m.2 and a SATA not sure what type the drive is and no my system will be stored on a different drive from the other 2

If that's the case you can use Windows Storage Spaces to create a simple volume. The two drives will show up to the OS as one with the combined volume. Assuming they're the same capacity.

[Lord Nicoll]

1 hour ago, Hudson Griffin said:

I want to be able to write to both of the drives simultaneously and have both of them appear as 1 whole drive in windows.

Just use JBOD. 

[Hudson Griffin]

11 minutes ago, Lord Nicoll said:

Just use JBOD. 

JBOD???

 

[Lord Nicoll]

3 hours ago, Hudson Griffin said:

JBOD???

 

just a bunch of disk, it's when you set up multiple disks to be seen as one single disk in software. https://searchstorage.techtarget.com/definition/JBOD#:~:text=JBOD (which stands for "just,independent disks (RAID) array.