How to build a RAID0 disk array

Traditional hard drives have a very slow performance boost due to the limitations of their working principles. Solid-state drives are expensive and difficult to accept for a short period of time by ordinary users. Therefore, the use of two or more hard disks to form a RAID disk array is now a more cost-effective drive performance improvement solution. Also tested before, the two hard drives to build RAID0 disk array in performance compared to before there will be 33.3%~203% performance improvement, once the price in exchange for such a high performance increase can be said to be more cost-effective.

I believe everyone will have to build RAID0 disk array to try the impulse, but some friends may also have not quite understood how to form. So let's give you a quick introduction to how the common Intel chipset and AMD chipset boards are building RAID0 disk arrays, and hopefully it will help you build a RAID0 disk array.

The current motherboard, whether it's an Intel chipset or an AMD chipset, can basically support a variety of disk array patterns, so it's easy to build a RAID0 disk array. First we prepare two hard disk, at the same time the motherboard on the original operating system of the hard disk first unplug, so as not to confuse the setting, the previous hard disk data destroyed it is a pity.

Next, we start the computer, after the boot screen press the DELETE key to enter the Intel Chipset Board BIOS settings, press ←→↑↓ to find the storage configuration option.

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Then press ENTER to enter the storage Configuratlon option, open the RAID option in configure, and then press F10 to save the settings and restart the computer.

After the system restarts, pay special attention to the boot screen, then the system will remind you to press Ctrl+i into the RAID settings interface, if you do not press Ctrl+i in time to enter the computer will be restarted again.

After entering the RAID setting interface, we can see that the interface is divided into two sections. The above section is an operating interface with 4 options: The 1 option is to create a RAID disk array, the 2 option is to delete the RAID array, the 3 option is to restore the hard disk to a non-raid state, and the 4 option is the Backup volume option. The following sections are the system's hard disk information and the formation of RAID disk array information.

Here we select the 1 option, where in the name area we can specify a raid name and press [tab] or [Enter] to enter the next area. In the RAID level area, we can select RAID levels. Next we select a range of optional values for the RAID array, ranging from 4kb to 128kb, with different modes corresponding to different ranges: raid0–128kb, RAID10–64KB, raid5–64kb. Finally, select the capacity of the volume in the capacity area, the default value of which is the maximum capacity of the selected disk. Select all and press Y to save.

In this way, a simple two-block hard disk array of RAID0 has been set up. From what we can see, this build RAID0 disk array of information and content, next press 5 option or ESC exit this setting interface.

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How to build a RAID0 disk array