I'm upgrading from MSI K9a Platinum to ASUS Crosshair III and believe it will work but I want to know if something is done wrong by just listing the raid 0 array when I load the new computer. Because of the difference in sata raid controllers. Thanks in advance.
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moving Raid 0 drives from 1 controller to next
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jay2472000
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I am not 100% sure, BUT, I believe if the controllers are different, theres a good chance youll have problems and have to reformat/rebuild the array. Back it up just in case.
sgrinavi
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Probably not going to work, but the good news is that it's not that hard to restore your disks.
I just had a similar problem. I was fortunate enough to have a pretty good back-up image of all my disks, I just used my windows 7 repair DVD and I was back in business in a couple hours.
I just had a similar problem. I was fortunate enough to have a pretty good back-up image of all my disks, I just used my windows 7 repair DVD and I was back in business in a couple hours.
Menelmarar
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If your using the Intel ICH chipset, it will work, they are backwards compatible.
Jumping between other chipsets will not.
Jumping between other chipsets will not.
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sgrinavi had tried jumping to another board with the same chipset (ICH10R) and still had issues. OP: have a backup just in case.