Hello, all. So a little while back I posted about not getting any audio from my mobo and after trying a bunch of different solutions suggested by some of you all and others from different forums, Asus thinks some audio component on my P9X79 is bad. I have seen threads regarding similar failures with this series along with the LE & PRO variants so I am guessing it is a known problem.
I am completely comfortable doing the swap, but my question is regarding my RAID 5 array, which is an Adaptec RAID 5 with 4x3TB WD Red HDD's. I was not the original owner/builder of my machine but I am in contact with him regarding this. When I do the initial install and boot with the replacement motherboard, do all I need to do is mirror the settings that are in there right now and I should be good to go? I am running the latest BIOS and drivers for every component so I am sure the versioning will match on the replacement motherboard, but to be honest this is my first experience with any RAID array and I don't want to f**k anything up and make a costly mistake.
Thank you all in advance for your time and input.
I am completely comfortable doing the swap, but my question is regarding my RAID 5 array, which is an Adaptec RAID 5 with 4x3TB WD Red HDD's. I was not the original owner/builder of my machine but I am in contact with him regarding this. When I do the initial install and boot with the replacement motherboard, do all I need to do is mirror the settings that are in there right now and I should be good to go? I am running the latest BIOS and drivers for every component so I am sure the versioning will match on the replacement motherboard, but to be honest this is my first experience with any RAID array and I don't want to f**k anything up and make a costly mistake.
Thank you all in advance for your time and input.
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