Two m.2 in RAID
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theyeti87
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I'm not sure if you can properly set them up in a RAID array, but the only real benefit from SSD RAID is if you're using for parity/mirroring. You won't get any worthwhile speed increase from a striped RAID config, not with SSD.
problematiq
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m.2 is a pci-e x4. I would not mix two drives of different speeds. Not sure if your PCI-e card is only using 1x or what but if they are the same chip they SHOULD have the same throughput.
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Seriously bad idea.
You would move down to the speed of the slowest, if that.
NVMe + RAID 0: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-950-pro-256gb-raid-report,4449.html
Completely pointless to raid M.2 cards. You can do it, but you will not see one bit of speed boost is real world apps.
Also most boards that have more than one M.2 slot will turn off SATA ports and bring your PCIE 16x to 8X. just to have the second M.2 Activated.
Also most boards that have more than one M.2 slot will turn off SATA ports and bring your PCIE 16x to 8X. just to have the second M.2 Activated.
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