Quote:
Originally Posted by HuckKliffs66
Both work. raid0 controller lets you change on fly.
I use bios cause im cheap.
Just make your volume name osmething generic while creating bios.
example.
Volume1
00000000000
etc
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Mane, wtf, really? Damn hacker dev kept telling me that bios raid doesnt really work, and that I needed to get a raid controller.
I panicked and started to believe him, because when I did bios raid, running command in cmd showed serial as what I named it in raid configuration, but when I downloaded "hwinfo" program, it showed my real drive serials, so I believeed him and ordered a controller.
On top of that, took out my 2 1tb m.2s because cant raid those with controller.
How long have you been running raid0 thru bios? Naming raid some generic name/numbers doesnt cause them to think "wtf" and look deeper?
I dnt want to reinstall those 2 m.2s, put them in raid0 thru bios and end up getting banned. I been safe now 7 days since installing LSI raid controller
Quote:
Originally Posted by HuckKliffs66
Both work. raid0 controller lets you change on fly.
I use bios cause im cheap.
Just make your volume name osmething generic while creating bios.
example.
Volume1
00000000000
etc
|
Mane, wtf, really? Damn hacker dev kept telling me that bios raid doesnt really work, and that I needed to get a raid controller.
I panicked and started to believe him, because when I did bios raid, running command in cmd showed serial as what I named it in raid configuration, but when I downloaded "hwinfo" program, it showed my real drive serials, so I believeed him and ordered a controller.
On top of that, took out my 2 1tb m.2s because cant raid those with controller.
How long have you been running raid0 thru bios? Naming raid some generic name/numbers doesnt cause them to think "wtf" and look deeper?
I dnt want to reinstall those 2 m.2s, put them in raid0 thru bios and end up getting banned. I been safe now 7 days since installing LSI raid controller
