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In a notebook?

• frozenport 12y ago
  Its quite common, I have one for example.
  • sitkack 12y ago
    Only the Lenovo W series supports RAID afaik.
    • frozenport 12y ago
      My laptop is an Asus g7. A college of mine did some tricks to get a RAID0 in his macbook pro. The future is now.
      • sitkack 12y ago
        I know, I was waiting. I have the optibay in MBP15 with a rotational disk for backups since SSDs have been so unreliable. The 1TB samsung has been amazing. You are correct, I should swap out the 1TB rotational for another 1TB and run RAID.
        • kondro 12y ago
          At this point you'll probably get the most increased performance by upgrading your MBP rather than RAID its storage.
          • sitkack 12y ago
            I do want more Performance, but I really want more and faster storage so I think RAIDing another 1TB SSD is in order. And I couldn't get this with a new MBP. I think they only will accept a single PCIe drive.