Hello, I bought an Alienware last years and I decide to buy Samsung Evo 960 NVMe, it's fast but I would like to know if I buy aniother Evo if I can make it raid 0.
I know that it's unsafe method and I know the risk but sometime with the Evo, if I write and read at the same time and transfer huge data the system came instable and most of my application hang for a while.
Note that it's never append on my 5200 hard drive, it never hang my applications, I wonder what may cause this.... it's append on my other desktop computer with reguliar SSD, so I bought 2 SSD in raid 0 and my desktop and this system never hang anymore.
With my alienware I got an option raid in my bios but I see anything about raid 0, I just want to know if raid zero it's possible with NVMe drive. I got 2 NVMe slot.
thanks
I know that it's unsafe method and I know the risk but sometime with the Evo, if I write and read at the same time and transfer huge data the system came instable and most of my application hang for a while.
Note that it's never append on my 5200 hard drive, it never hang my applications, I wonder what may cause this.... it's append on my other desktop computer with reguliar SSD, so I bought 2 SSD in raid 0 and my desktop and this system never hang anymore.
With my alienware I got an option raid in my bios but I see anything about raid 0, I just want to know if raid zero it's possible with NVMe drive. I got 2 NVMe slot.
thanks
/www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-950-pro-256gb-raid-report,4449.html
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