your raid array to another board with ICH10R. Also, did you know about Intel's Matrix Raid? This simple feature alone should keep you from moving to hardware raid because you can create a Raid 0 array for the OS and a Raid 5 for file server all on the same...

access the data afterwards? After I delete the RAID on the mobo, will the new drive be seen as easily as one would expect?) c) Set up my new RAID array and transfer the data from the backup drive to the new RAID d) Keep my hair! I apologise for the slightly...

the data on those hard drives without getting a mobo with RAID on my new computer? 2. If not, then do I need to buy the same "version" of raid? My mobo had raid built in. If I get a Dell with an FastTrack raid card, can I just add my hard drives in there...

I would like to know if i can raid the two hard drives because my motherboard doesnt say it has a raid build in. If i cannot raid it with my mobo. what kind of option do i have? Should i buy a pci raid card, if so, which one would you recommend(newegg link...

a M2-SLI Deluxe mobo please help any suggestions would be great? Thanks,. Guys please help i am having trouble getting into my jmicron raid bios please help! I am using a M2-SLI Deluxe mobo please help any suggestions would be great? Thanks, consult...

than my onboard RAID. Mobo is ASUS M4A785-M. Thanks. Just looking for RAID 0 functionality.. Hi folks. i'm wondering in general if I bought a $50 or so RAID card if it would be better than my onboard RAID. Mobo is ASUS M4A785-M. Thanks. Just looking...

Raid on a Biostar x58A. Guys, I would like to know if someone has done raid with this mobo, and if I could get some help: First of all: There are 6 SATA ports, 3 slots with 2 ports.In with of those slots/ports should I use to make a raid0 with 2x500gb 7200.12...

on the RAIDed MOBO there will be about a 15% difference in speed between the Intel port's RAID and the GigaByte (jMicron) port's RAID, as well as a difference in the reliability of the software/firmware itself. Partially, this is due to the fact that there...

I installed three additional HD's, turned on RAID in mobo settings. Created a RAID 5 group for the additional HD's. The original OS drive was now recognized as a JBOD raid array... ok, not sure if that is what is causing my problem. Now when I reboot it...

or go for the Black 1TB or something. On booting... the motherboard looses the RAID driver? I'm not clear on the problem here... Windows crashes and I loose my data? How does this occur? When you say onboard you mean 'OS on RAID' not "RAID on Mobo' right?...