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Setting up a RAID 0 from an existing Windows 7 Install
I have a M4N98TD, this has a Nvidia 980A chipset.
As part of the chipset driver installation, it also installed the RAID and SATA drivers that Nvidia provides.
I have a 300GB HDD on the primary IDE channel although I currently boot from one of my SATA hdd's.
How would I go about transferring my OS to a RAID 0?
Would it be possible to just system image my current OS onto the IDE drive and then format my two SATA hdd's, enable RAID in BIOS and then use Seagate Disc Wizard to install the system image onto the RAID 0?
Is seagate disc wizard capable of transferring to a RAID drive??
Have the RAID drivers definitely been installed with the Chipset drivers and will Windows recognise the RAID array?
Have heard that you have to set up a boot partition the same size as the image on the RAID 0, would it then be possible to expand that to use the entire RAID partition.
I have been looking into SSD but I have all my programs on my SATA HDD so the drive has about 249GB of data on it, that would need a big SSD!!
Other than that any tips on how I can get an SSD of a small size to still run all the currently installed software without having to reinstall it all?
Any advice appreciated..