Raid 0 - what happens with the data when plugged into another mobo

[ScottGt]

I am buying a new motherboard Asus M4A785TD-V EVO to replace Asus A8N32 which has recently went dead.

The original motherboard has a NVIDIA NVRaid controller which I was using to strip data (raid-0) across two hdds. The new motherboard seems to have AMD raid controller, which I suspect is not compatible with NVRAID controller I have had on old motherboard.

Is there any chance that I will be able to see the data after I have these two disks connected to new motherboard using AMD raid controller?

Thanks.

 

[r_manic]

I take it you cannot access your array, since your current mobo is dead? You should try backing up your data first before trying anything.

About switching controllers, I doubt that your array is incompatible with the new controller. The trick is making sure that your new controller can see and control the existing RAID array from the get-go. More info available here: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/196922-32-switching-storage-controllers-reinstalling-windows