2 raid arrays???

[badtaylorx]

i just set up my first raid0 array with 2 crucial 60gb sataIII m4's ......wow......really wow.....

my question is this.....i also have a mushkin callisto deluxe 120gb sataII drive......can i get another one of those and run 2 raid0 arrays???

my board im switching to is an asus P8P67 WS Revolution

 

[HugoStiglitz]

NOTE: when you switch boards you will more than likley have to re-create the raid array's

most boards do allow multiple raid arrays per raid controller.

often they will not list this in the specs tho.

 

[badtaylorx]

i hafta re-install everything anyway.......im going from AMD to Intel!!!!

thats great......im hitt'n up the egg right now...

thanx

 

[badtaylorx]

Best answer selected by badtaylorx.

 

[RetiredChief]

Iwould like to know how they are performaning after being in use for a couple of months.
Reason. For SSDs used as a OS + program drive there is little advantage to Raid0 outside of very impressive Sequencial read & write preformance. The down side is the loss of Trim and the M4's do not have one of the better Garbage Collection (CG). PS:Love them, have a pair of 128 gig M4s NOT in raid0.

Raid0 for SSDs,or HDDs, are great when used as a Data drive when working with very larg file structures such as DVD movie files, Large spreedsheets, CAD/CAD drawings, and working often with large jpeg photo files.