Today, though, we’re going to show you how to set up a simple RAID setup. The only choice offered will be either RAID 0 (technically not RAID, but we’ll get to that shortly) or RAID 1.

I am currently setting up an audio sampling PC workstation and am interested in RAID 0. I am wondering if I go for RAID 0 with SSD's, and one fails, how easy are they to troubleshoot/detect? A ...

An SSD upgrade will boost your PC's performance. Upgrading to two SSDs in RAID 0 will render it mind-bendingly fast.

As such, and with a bit of that "Friday on our minds" attitude adjustment going on in the lab, we decided to RAID a pair of these SSDs up to see what they could do. Blinding speed in RAID 0 mode?

You know what's even better than one solid state drive? Two SSDs. If you want dramatically faster performance from your drives, pair them together in a RAID 0 configuration. PCWorld ran some tests ...

Speeeeed! Stay tuned for our RAID SSD article, covering not only RAID 0, but others too. We are also going to see what happens when we add the Windows 7 beta into the mix, too!

The price of the RTX220-QR with the twin 2 TB drives is $863.00, while the largest OWC SSD array (twin 400 GB SSDs for a total of 800 GB RAID 0) costs a whopping $3,200.

The TerraMaster D4 SSD is a 4-slot (M.2/NVMe) external enclosure utilizing the 40Gbps USB4 protocol. That’s basically Thunderbolt 4 but with better backward and forward compatibility than USB3.2×2.