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Well, Yes and No

 

BACK IT UP FIRST!

 

Make sure the raid 0 drives are put in the same sata number ports as before, make sure raid is turned on in the bios, and force the bios to boot from only the ssd drive... Then cross your fingers, as I have had even this go wrong... hence the backup is very important!

 

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Moving a windows installation from old hardware to a new system will not always work, its better to do a fresh installation on the new system.

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Hi, if I'm using RAID 0 on this Asus Sabertooth Z77, will I be able to transfer the array to a new board like the Asus Z87 Sabertooth?

 

Thanks!!

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anyone? Is this correct? http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/sb/CS-022435.htm

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What's on the raid 0 volume you have now?

 

Because if your thinking of moving your OS over it wont work sorry.

 

Thank link is basically saying you can recover your old data but not make it boot again... 

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what do you mean by bootable?

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i have a ssd with the boot files and i store some programs on the raid 0.

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although in the bios setting it does say bootable

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Basically if you have windows on it and your using that raid 0 array to load windows it wont work...

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So I should be fine? as I have Windows on a SSD

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16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz | Corsair HX1050 | Crucial M4 128GB | 2x Samsung 1TB RAID 0 | Asus PA246Q


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Well, Yes and No

 

BACK IT UP FIRST!

 

Make sure the raid 0 drives are put in the same sata number ports as before, make sure raid is turned on in the bios, and force the bios to boot from only the ssd drive... Then cross your fingers, as I have had even this go wrong... hence the backup is very important!

 

FYI 

Moving a windows installation from old hardware to a new system will not always work, its better to do a fresh installation on the new system.

Lian Li PC-V359WRX Micro-ATX Case | Intel 5960X Extreme 3.00GHz | ASRock Fatal1ty X99M KILLER | Crucial 32 GB 2666 DDR4 | Thermaltake NiC C5 | EVGA Supernova 1200W P2 | 2x 240GB OCZ Radeon R7 | 2x 256 GB Samsung 840 Series Pro | 2 X 120GB Samsung 840 EVO | 6x NF-F12’s | Place Holder GPU R9 290X |

Links Current 5960X Old FX9590

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FYI, the RAID array transfer worked and it's running smoothly! Thank you

Corsair 600T | Intel i7-4770K @ 4.4 GHz (1.19v) | Corsair H100i | Nvidia GeForce GTX 780  | Asus Sabertooth Z87 | Samsung BluRay Reader/Writer


16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz | Corsair HX1050 | Crucial M4 128GB | 2x Samsung 1TB RAID 0 | Asus PA246Q


http://imgur.com/n7fw9z6  Apple Macbook Pro Retina  15inch 2.4Ghz 

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