Enclosure Raid Serial Number

Is the enclosure with raid changes the serial number of my both ssd into one which is given by the enclosure?

If yes, then i want to ask if i can change the enclosure serial afterward?

Or i should just buy another raid enclosure to get new serial again?

And please don’t try to offer me your spoofer, am asking here to learn things.

i am not sure whether or not i'd be correct over this, but the enclosure serial should be given by raid, and i think it's random so doesn't require manual change again and again
you can try raiding again for a new serial

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Originally Posted by chonkycatsareamazing324 i am not sure whether or not i'd be correct over this, but the enclosure serial should be given by raid, and i think it's random so doesn't require manual change again and again you can try raiding again for a new serial

Am sorry which raid are you talking about? is it raid controller inside enclosure?

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Originally Posted by ATLASBLISS Is the enclosure with raid changes the serial number of my both ssd into one which is given by the enclosure? If yes, then i want to ask if i can change the enclosure serial afterward? Or i should just buy another raid enclosure to get new serial again? And please don’t try to offer me your spoofer, am asking here to learn things.

In Intel Rapid Storage Technology you can change the name of Raid array (It's the serial number)

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Originally Posted by mplusxl In Intel Rapid Storage Technology you can change the name of Raid array (It's the serial number)

Oh cheesus, i was talking about raid controller inside enclosure, and you mention intel raid which is raid controller provided by motherboard, and plus its only working for m.2 and sata, Enclosure use USB so…

Yeah i guess no one have experience with it, but i really need information before buying buying raid enclosure.

They won’t be able to query your disks, which in itself is a flag. Which will you get banned almost instantly, if not within the hour.

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Originally Posted by LukeManolia They won’t be able to query your disks, which in itself is a flag. Which will you get banned almost instantly, if not within the hour.

What do you mean “Won’t be able to query”? Because when doing raid there should be a new serial number that games can read.

Currently i use hwid banned ssd and i raid it in my brand new pc from bios. everything seems fine.

I'm not completely sure what you mean but I'll try to help regardless, if you are referring to your serials not being readable, then you can simply use Intel's provided software (Intel RST)

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Originally Posted by ATLASBLISS What do you mean “Won’t be able to query”? Because when doing raid there should be a new serial number that games can read. Currently i use hwid banned ssd and i raid it in my brand new pc from bios. everything seems fine.

Most hardware raid controllers simply just don't fill the serial number buffer and return "0000000000" or null.

Anti-cheats flag that and investigate you further.

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Originally Posted by LukeManolia Most hardware raid controllers simply just don't fill the serial number buffer and return "0000000000" or null. Anti-cheats flag that and investigate you further.

I get your point now, but i think thats better than having serial numbers, since i don't have to replace ssd or raid enclosure after ban.

I guess hwid null storage is better than Hwid banned storage! Right?

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Originally Posted by ATLASBLISS I get your point now, but i think thats better than having serial numbers, since i don't have to replace ssd or raid enclosure after ban. I guess hwid null storage is better than Hwid banned storage! Right?

These flags/further investigation will cause more harm than good. It will set of X flags which will cause your spoof to work less likely at all. In this situation I would recommend you to take the advice given.