The only possible solution if you want Windows to live on a RAID1 volume if you don’t want to senselessly sacrifice PCIe lanes for a RAID controller.
But it could be better (but here I’m at least using an NVMe RAID1) ![]()
The only possible solution if you want Windows to live on a RAID1 volume if you don’t want to senselessly sacrifice PCIe lanes for a RAID controller.
But it could be better (but here I’m at least using an NVMe RAID1) ![]()