Thanks all of you for helping me out ^^ I especially thank popatim for linking the tomshardware article (annoyingly I think I remember reading it!! I must have forgotten about it XD) and cin19 on the easy way of RAID 0ing. After reading it again I do understand that my boot speeds might actually increase :S. But one of the reasons I really want RAID 0 is for my FRAPS, even on the article it mentions that if you are recording large files it helps to have RAID. Anyways, even if I decide I don't want to RAID 0 what else would I do? I would like both the Samsung drives to act as one, otherwise there will be a great hassle in spreading out programs over both drives >.>. I also wonder since tom's benchmark on the boots were done on a fresh install of windows 8, whether there will be a difference of MY much larger boot files + (many more background programs having to start up) on my SSDs? Another thing to ask about, will RAID 0 help with loading maps and such alike on games?
So in conclusion I would just like some general ideas about what you guys would do in my position? I would prefer not trying to return the one I just bought.
(also a note about the data being lost due to one of the SSDs failing, I trust Samsung quite a bit and I think I have a 5 year warranty on both the drives so I don't think they will fail anytime soon + I will be backing it up (just with windows backup tho) on my extra 1TB drive)