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asus H110i plus (non D3) Raid

Hey i was wondering if this motherboard supports raid it says on pc part picker it does but can find anywhere i can set it, i even updated the bios. is there something im missing. 

 

Thanks 

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

No, the h110 boards don't support raid. Also why do you need raid. Just use a single drive.

great i just changed out my case from a phantom 630 to an enthoo evolv ITX and got new cpu and ram and motherboard, and i had raid 0 ssds before in my 630, i wanted them again. now im sad 

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Just now, eliitedisowned said:

great i just changed out my case from a phantom 630 to an enthoo evolv ITX and got new cpu and ram and motherboard, and i had raid 0 ssds before in my 630, i wanted them again. now im sad 

Why not get a pcie ssd. Much faster and none of the raid hassle and problems?

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1 minute ago, eliitedisowned said:

great i just changed out my case from a phantom 630 to an enthoo evolv ITX and got new cpu and ram and motherboard, and i had raid 0 ssds before in my 630, i wanted them again. now im sad 

You don't need raid 0 SSDs....

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7 minutes ago, eliitedisowned said:

great i just changed out my case from a phantom 630 to an enthoo evolv ITX and got new cpu and ram and motherboard, and i had raid 0 ssds before in my 630, i wanted them again. now im sad 

Sounds like you should have spent an extra 15 dollars for a better chipset that supports RAID...

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13 minutes ago, Zyndo said:

Sounds like you should have spent an extra 15 dollars for a better chipset that supports RAID...

cheapest ITX board with raid for me is 64 bucks more 

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