- Jul 11, 2016
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I know that the RAID 0 partition itself will be limited to the matching capacity, but is it possible to capture the unmatched capacity?
For example, if I have:
1 x 1 TB drive
1 x 2 TB drive
Can I partition these to:
1 x RAID 0 2 TB partition (split across about both drives)
1 x 1 TB partition (on the 2TB drive only)
Is this possible? If so, what Windows software can be used to do this?
If this is possible, is there any performance degradation from doing this? If there is, is the resulting performance effect still positive? That is, is the net effect still improved read and write speeds (on average) and thus is this still worth pursing?
Thank you!
For example, if I have:
1 x 1 TB drive
1 x 2 TB drive
Can I partition these to:
1 x RAID 0 2 TB partition (split across about both drives)
1 x 1 TB partition (on the 2TB drive only)
Is this possible? If so, what Windows software can be used to do this?
If this is possible, is there any performance degradation from doing this? If there is, is the resulting performance effect still positive? That is, is the net effect still improved read and write speeds (on average) and thus is this still worth pursing?
Thank you!
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