Gigabyte P37W v4 Manual - Page 13

Setup Your System for RAID 0/1

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English 12 Setup Your System for RAID 0/1 WARNING ●● Please backup your data before you build and run RAID 0/1 on your system. ●● RAID 1 needs two storage drives of the same specification and capacity in your laptop. ●● R AID 0 needs two storage drives of the same specification in your laptop. Different capacity is acceptable. 1 • Please install the HDDs/SSDs you would like to build your RAID 0 configuration in the system, then turn on the system. 2 • Press F2 right after turning on and enter the BIOS. 3 • Press right click and enter [Advanced] menu and choose [Intel Rapid Storage Technology] 4 • Select [Create RAID Volume] 5 • Select the HDD/SSDs you would like to build RAID 0 with [X]. In this example, the RAID 0 is composed with 2 SSD. After the selection, choose Create Volume 6 • The Creation of RAID 0 is finished now and please remember to save it in Save & Exit page and reboot the system. Then you can start to install the OS in your new disk volume

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Setup Your System for RAID 0/1
WARNING
Please backup your data before you build and run RAID 0/1 on your system.
RAID 1 needs two storage drives of the same specification and capacity in your laptop.
RAID 0 needs two storage drives of the same specification in your laptop. Different capacity is
acceptable.
1
• Please install the HDDs/SSDs you would
like to build your RAID 0 configuration in
the system, then turn on the system.
2
Press F2 right after turning on and enter
the BIOS.
3
• Press right click and enter [Advanced]
menu and choose [Intel Rapid Storage
Technology]
4
• Select [Create RAID Volume]
5
• Select the HDD/SSDs you would like to
build RAID 0 with [X]. In this example,
the RAID 0 is composed with 2 SSD.
After the selection, choose Create
Volume
6
• The Creation of RAID 0 is finished now
and please remember to save it in Save
& Exit page and reboot the system. Then
you can start to install the OS in your
new disk volume