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Raid mode striping
I have a ASUS P5GDC-Deluxe MB and two wd 250gb SATA2 hdd and I want to pout them in raid striping mode but one hdd is full and the ather is half full I heard if I make this chane all my data/stuff/games/films thet is on bouth hdd it will be lost it will be like a format or samthing is it truth??? (sry for my bad english
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The whole concept behind Raid mode striping is that everything gets split equally between the two drives...So you, you have to start with a fresh clean install of Windows.
Do you know that if you do this and one drive goes bad you loose everything?
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yes the clean instal of windwos is no problem but I'm intresd if I lose the content of my acutual partition when I go from non RAID to RAID mode striping config, ather the config I wil stil have my games movie ant ather on the hdd or it will be al gone ?
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EVERYTHING will be deleted. It is just like reformatting the drives.
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