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Raid 0 between SSD partitions

BloodWithIce
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Is it possible? Can you raid two partitions from the same ssd? 

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even if you could it wouldn't have any benefit, and probably slow the drive if anything.

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No because the SSD is connected with only 1 sata cable, so you are still limited to the sata 3 speeds, which normal non-raid SSDs are already limited to.

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I don't know if it's possible, but even if it was it wouldn't make any difference at all. You're still working off of one SSD, and you're limited by that SSD's read/write speeds.

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