Just a quick stupid question, if I want to use 4 M.2 drives in Raid 10, will it still use 16 PCIE lanes like normal in Raid 10? Thanks.
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RAID 10 has nothing to do with adding space.I'm running out of space on my current M.2s and I have 2 other identical M.2s I can use. I don't want to put my GPU running in 8 lanes because I've had some issues with that.
Question back to you....Why a RAID 10?Just a quick stupid question, if I want to use 4 M.2 drives in Raid 10, will it still use 16 PCIE lanes like normal in Raid 10? Thanks.
I'm running out of space on my current M.2s and I have 2 other identical M.2s I can use. I don't want to put my GPU running in 8 lanes because I've had some issues with that.Question back to you....Why a RAID 10?
RAID 10 has nothing to do with adding space.I'm running out of space on my current M.2s and I have 2 other identical M.2s I can use. I don't want to put my GPU running in 8 lanes because I've had some issues with that.
That depends on the specifics of your motherboard, or whatever device these are connected with.I know it's foolish, but theoretically if I used Raid 10, Raid 1 using 2 drives, Raid 0 using the 2 other drives, will it still be using 16 PCIE lanes?