Windows 10: How to setup RAID 1 on Windows 11/10

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In this article, we will show you how to setup RAID 1 on your Windows 11/10 computer. RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It is a technology that uses multiple HDDs or SSDs for data redundancy and performance improvement. You can configure different types of RAIDs on your Windows computer based on your […]

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Is it possible to easily setup Raid-1 on this system ?

Get the six core CPU's I listed, at 3.3Ghz per core they will more than handle any calculations you throw at them for years to come, and with matching RAM in tri channel you will have a very strong setup.


My only other suggestion is a full RAID card like the one I listed with SSD's (in RAID 1)for the OS and programs, and then a RAID 5 array for backup and any large files on the board with a offsite final backup

 

Windows 10 Home & Raid 1 Setup

Hello Dave

Your suggestion of looking at the BIOS prompted me to dig a little deeper in to setting up the RAID 1 configuration. Initially, I couldn't get the new hard drive to format and when I went into the BIOS I didn't have any options for setting up the RAID 1
configuration which stopped my progress. Once I was able to get the new hard drive formatted, I was able to go back into the BIOS and select the appropriate settings to configure the RAID 1 setup.

It looks as if I was successful at getting the RAID 1 setup and working.

Thank you for your help.

Take care,

Phil

 

Windows 10 Home & Raid 1 Setup

Will Windows 10 Home support a Raid 1 Setup?