I just want to know which SSD corresponds to Disk 1 and which one to Disk 2?
And disk 3 and disk 0?
I mirrored 1 and 2 but cannot tell which one I boot off, that is, physically. Does 1 correspond to SSD 1? All the way to the left in the SLI model?
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If you go into the BIOS does it not tell you what it sees at which locations? Or check Disk Manager in Windows
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I am looking at Disk Manager in Windows. That's how I know disk1 is C:, and so on.
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Mirror as in raid or just a copy. If just full copy match them up. You should be able to tell which drive based on total storage for each. Then when you open the case you see where that one is connected. If raid go in bios and see what it shows you for serial/model etc
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Mirror as in disk image. Not a RAID-1.
C: and G: are identical disks, same brand. BIOS does not say which is which either.
The internal disks are labeled as M.2 1, 2 ,3 so can I assume that disk1 = M.2 1
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Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
Use diskpart in command prompt, it can also tell you the disk id and info. Below is just an example.
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Disk 1 and 2 are identical. Same brand, same size, same down to every sector.
So if I open the cover and look at it, which disk is disk1 and which one is disk2?
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saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate
Use CrystalDiskInfo to see if it reads the serial number of the drives. If it does, write them down, open up your computer, and match them to the corresponding units.
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I've ran CrystalDiskInfo and did not notice that it displayed S/N.
Double-checking it, nowhere does it have SN.Last edited: Aug 17, 2017 -
saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate
What brand is the SSD? If Samsung, you might be able to use Magician to get that information.
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CrystalDisInfo does show the serial number
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I have CrystalDisk the one that gets disk performance read/write times. This must be the other component to it.
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saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate
Titan GT80 SLI: Which one is Disk1 and Disk2?
Discussion in 'MSI' started by etcetera, Aug 16, 2017.