2x SSD in Raid 0 , changing mobo and cpu

[vanityz]

hello , i have the following question:
i'm planning to upgrade my mobo and cpu from i7950 to i5 4690k and from asus p6x58d-e to asrock z97 extreme4.I wonder if when i replace my old mobo with new one if i will have any toruble with those 2x ( crucial c300 64gb ) ssd in raid 0, i mean , i have to remove the raid before changing mobo or what ? WIll those ssd be compatible ? That's all. Sry for my english, i know isnt that good.

 

[Jack Pines]

Remove the RAID on the old system first. If you do not then you most likely will be unable to use the drives in the new computer. Always disassemble the RAID first.

 

[vanityz]

Remove the RAID on the old system first. If you do not then you most likely will be unable to use the drives in the new computer. Always disassemble the RAID first.

ohright, can i ask you then what will happen with all the information inside ssd's when i dissasemble them ?

 

[GhislainG]

Remove the RAID on the old system first. If you do not then you most likely will be unable to use the drives in the new computer. Always disassemble the RAID first.

ohright, can i ask you then what will happen with all the information inside ssd's when i dissasemble them ?

You could remove the RAID if you like, but they should work fine when moved to the new motherboard. Break them only if they are the OS drive and a new install is required. Intel RAID can normally be moved without issues.

 

[vanityz]

Remove the RAID on the old system first. If you do not then you most likely will be unable to use the drives in the new computer. Always disassemble the RAID first.

ohright, can i ask you then what will happen with all the information inside ssd's when i dissasemble them ?

You could remove the RAID if you like, but they should work fine when moved to the new motherboard. Break them only if they are the OS drive and a new install is required. Intel RAID can normally be moved without issues.

Well i have everything installed in these 2 ssd's including OS , i don't have any partition ( only C: ) or extra ssd/hdd , so i could just unplug and plug in the new mobo withouth problems / maintain everything i guess ?

 

[GhislainG]

At a minimum you'll have to reinstall drivers for the new motherboard. Since you use RAID0, you certainly have a complete backup just in case something happens; therefore the risk is minimal.

 

[vanityz]

ok thank you for your help guys , i really appreciate it.