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JacTech17
By JacTech17
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You can, but the NVMe drive will slow down to SATA speeds.

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Why would you ever want to do that? To get slower speeds?

Are you sure you understand how raid 0 works?

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why would you want to slow down your NVME ssd? because thats whats going to happen, its going to slow down to a crawl compared to what it can do. NVME isnt worth it anyway IMO unless you do 4K video work or SATA SSDs are just as expensive

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17 hours ago, JacTech17 said:

is it possible to run a ssd like a samsung evo 850 and a  nvme m.2 like Evo 960 in  raid 0

It'd be better to just run an NVMe drive standalone than RAID0 it with a regular SSD for speed. Just be aware that RAID 0 is extremely dangerous should you experience any data loss on either drive, and that RAID IS NOT A BACKUP.

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