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Can I add RAID 0 to an existing volume?

Asked by 257Roberts in Storage Technology, Computer Hard Drives

Tags: raid, add, 0, existing

I am wanting to know if I can add a RAID 0 array to an existing hard drive or do I need to do it before any OS, data is added to the drive to begin with.  I was thinking abour adding a RAID 0 array to my new system and wanted to know if I need to do it now or could I wait till later.  I will be using the RAID controller on an ASUS motherboard.  Thank you.
 
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