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My primary drive is a 250GB WD SATA drive. So, I added 2x 500GB 7,200 RPM WD SATA drives into my Windows Vista box and created a 1TB RAID0. I then formatted the the primary drive and installed Windows 7. To my pleasant surprise when I booted into Windows 7 my RAID0 was still intact and I kept trotting along the same as I did before.
Now I am replacing my motherboard, processor, and RAM and plan on formatting the primary 250GB drive again and using it to boot for a new clean install of Windows 7.
My question is: if I move these two SATA drives which are setup for RAID0 into the new system, install Windows 7 again, will the RAID0 remain?
Edit: Software RAID. I created it within Windows. The RAID0 does NOT contain the system boot partition.
I asked a similar question here: http://superuser.com/questions/6447/upgrading-from-raid0-hdds-to-ssd-can-i-use-the-raid0-disks-after-the-upgrade
– sblair – 2010-02-26T00:46:01.393software or hardware raid? (did you create the initial raid set via a Windows control panel, or in a BIOS settings screen before Windows booted?) ...and the RAID0 drives do not contain the system boot partition, is that correct? – quack quixote – 2010-02-26T03:29:27.710
1@quack Software RAID. I created it within Windows. Correct, the RAID0 does NOT contain the system boot partition. – Jeremy H – 2010-02-26T11:58:35.923