M.2 raid 0 boot drive

[Jessentis]

I know that when threadripper promised to be able to do raid 0 with m.2 drives from the bios was a big deal. Is it possible to have a raid 0 with m.2 drives for boot on a ryzen system? I feel like it would but I would have to do it as part of the windows installation and not through bios. Only wondering because 2x 250gb m.2s aren't a huge amount more expensive than 1x 500gb m.2 and for not much more money but much faster speeds I would rather do that but I don't want to spend the money on the two drives only to find out it won't work. The cpu is a r7 1700 and the motherboard is a msi x370 gaming Pro carbon if that helps

[knightslugger]

m.2 could be NVMe or SATA. which one are you talking about?

[Damascus]

Don't think it'll work

[Enderman]

Don't do raid, especially for boot.

[Guest]

The allure of NVMe RAID on Threadripper was that it was done purely through CPU.

Not sure how possible it is, but save yourself the headache. Most tasks won't benefit from the speed difference.

 

[NelizMastr]

There is no perceivable difference between a single NVMe SSD and two of them in RAID. Don't bother, I'd say.