Can i RAID an m.2 drive with another m.2 drive that is on a PCI m.2 extended card like this one:
https://amzn.eu/d/3qKLtqj
https://amzn.eu/d/3qKLtqj
Can i RAID an m.2 drive with another m.2 drive that is on a PCI m.2 extended card like this one:
https://amzn.eu/d/3qKLtqj
RAID 0, ive got 3 m.2 slots and 4 m.2 drives so i want to RAID to have 2 volumes
- Maybe
- What specific type RAID array? 0, 1, other...?
- WHY???
Why RAID 0, with M.2 drives?RAID 0, ive got 3 m.2 slots and 4 m.2 drives so i want to RAID to have 2 volumes
Why RAID 0, with M.2 drives?
Apart from artificial benchmarks, you get zero actual performance gain.
In some cases, the RAID overhead makes it even slower.
Here is an older test of this:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-950-pro-256gb-raid-report,4449.html
I've not seen anything more recent that would refute the conclusions.
And that reason might be...?I want to RAID for another reason, i dont really care about the speed
You are of course aware that so called RAID 0 isn't actually RAID? It violates the first requirement (Redundant). If a single drive fails so does the entire array. There is very little (if any at all) reason for any consumer level user to be running ANY version of RAID.I want to RAID for another reason, i dont really care about the speed
Can you articulate that reason?I want to RAID for another reason, i dont really care about the speed