Hello,
I want to use raid 0 because of the performance boost and I am aware that if one drive loses data than all other drives also lose data, But in my case, I don't mind this disadvantage because I only have games and software with cloud saves and don't use my pc for anything special. One thing I don't understand is; what happens when one of the drives dies completely, not in terms of data loss but in terms of the components themselves inside the drive, does it harm/damage the other drives mechanically? If not, this configuration would be perfect for me because I don't care about losing my data and I also know how to format my pc if something goes wrong.
I am currently running raid zero through the windows 10 disk management tool with 3 similar Kingston A400 240gb SSD and my main drive (Samsung Evo 128gb) as a basic drive.
View: https://imgur.com/eYaOYeK
I couldn't find the raid 0 setting in my bios so that's why I do it from windows.
I want to use raid 0 because of the performance boost and I am aware that if one drive loses data than all other drives also lose data, But in my case, I don't mind this disadvantage because I only have games and software with cloud saves and don't use my pc for anything special. One thing I don't understand is; what happens when one of the drives dies completely, not in terms of data loss but in terms of the components themselves inside the drive, does it harm/damage the other drives mechanically? If not, this configuration would be perfect for me because I don't care about losing my data and I also know how to format my pc if something goes wrong.
I am currently running raid zero through the windows 10 disk management tool with 3 similar Kingston A400 240gb SSD and my main drive (Samsung Evo 128gb) as a basic drive.
View: https://imgur.com/eYaOYeK
I couldn't find the raid 0 setting in my bios so that's why I do it from windows.