Raid displays one drive in volume while the other is inactive.
Raid displays one drive in volume while the other is inactive.
We handled techsupport for my brother, performing a CMOS reset while fixing another problem. Raid 0 might have malfunctioned due to that action. He’s currently running raid 0 on dual sn770s—no need to doubt it. The system displays one drive in the raid volume and the other as a “non-raid disk.”
It's time to move data to storage, clean up the disks, skip raid 0 this time and then restore everything. It's really a miracle that a somewhat disconnected raid 0 didn't wipe all information. This suggests it remains in some form of raid 0 but is nearly compromised. So I should back up anything critical—definitely do it now, especially with raid 0 because those tend to fail unpredictably. Do you have a reason why these drives need to stay in raid 0? Because the sn770s are already super fast and won't even boost performance half the time. In most cases, using them for RAID 0 would hurt game loading and writing more than help. If productivity matters, it could work as a temporary scratch disk. This is just to avoid this issue happening again in the future, since raid controllers can easily be disrupted, as you've seen before.