Question Will a RAID 0 SSD and HDD be recognized in a new computer with exactly same but new hardware?

[Robert_Murphy49]

The Motherboard on my old PC went bad. I believe (hope?) the CPU is not damaged, and neither is the controller card or RAM. Question: I have a new Motherboard, which is exactly the same make and model as the old damaged one. If I replace the damaged Motherboard with the new Motherboard, and reinstall all of the above components in the same configuration, will the PC then recognize the RAID 0 configured SSD and HD?

 

[kanewolf]

The Motherboard on my old PC went bad. I believe (hope?) the CPU is not damaged, and neither is the controller card or RAM. Question: I have a new Motherboard, which is exactly the same make and model as the old damaged one. If I replace the damaged Motherboard with the new Motherboard, and reinstall all of the above components in the same configuration, will the PC then recognize the RAID 0 configured SSD and HD?

A RAID 0 of an SSD and HDD will be as slow as the HDD. That configuration makes no practical sense. You loose speed and increase probabilities of data loss.

 

[USAFRet]

RAID 0 configured SSD and HD

Do not do this.

You get the speed of the slowest, wit the size of the smallest.

And RAID 0 rarely has a good use in the consumer space.


I would take this opportunity to simply start over, with 2 individual drives.