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    g50vt-x5 laptop -- need a guide for setting up raid 0 with windows 7 32 bit

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by outlaw--star, Feb 11, 2010.

  1. outlaw--star

    outlaw--star Notebook Enthusiast

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    as the title says im looking for a guide on how to install window 7 on raid 0

    my laptop is a g50vt-x5 thanks i have 2 x 250 sata in it already
     
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    I have a 7200rpm (320GB) and a 5400rpm(500GB) HDD can I put these in Raid 0? Will it help speed up my system? (Windows load time and gaming - WoW). When I go into the bios I see both HDD and set them as "RAID" but how do I know if they are really in raid 0? On my desktop computer I have to configure it by pressing F10 to go into the raid manager.
     
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    If RAID is enabled in the BIOS setup, you just need to press Ctrl+I right after POST when you see the intel ICH ROM loading. That will let you set up your volumes for RAID.
     
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