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Reformatting and storage drive in Raid 0
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Do you need your storage in RAID 0? are you working with massive media files? if not there is zero point to having that risk in your system.
Did you do the RAID 0 in Windows, or via your mobo?
Did you do the RAID 0 in Windows, or via your mobo?
I honestly can't remember if I created the raid 0 setup in windows or using my bios.
I did recently upgrade and went from a first gen Threadripper 1950X to a Ryzen 9 5900X and my raid 0 was still intact. To answer the why, to have one partition instead of two and the speed increase.
I did recently upgrade and went from a first gen Threadripper 1950X to a Ryzen 9 5900X and my raid 0 was still intact. To answer the why, to have one partition instead of two and the speed increase.
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The raid should be fine if the reinstall is on a different drive.
I would however advise that you only mount the drive you intend to onstall windows on and once that is done reattach the other drives. This is to avoid windows installer doing funky stuff and putting files on different drives. It should not be needed but it's a case of better be safe then sorry.
I would however advise that you only mount the drive you intend to onstall windows on and once that is done reattach the other drives. This is to avoid windows installer doing funky stuff and putting files on different drives. It should not be needed but it's a case of better be safe then sorry.
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You should be okay. Physically disconnecting the raid drives before doing the windows re-install is a good idea. After you do the windows install and have re-attached your raid drives, they might still not appear right away. Assuming this is software raid done in windows, Open up Disk Management, and you might see them listed as foreign disks. If so, right click on the drive, "import foreign disk", and you should be good to go.