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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IronWolf" data-source="post: 3389999" data-attributes="member: 21076">I wouldn't run RAID 0 if I were you.  Just not worth the risk in my opinion.  With a RAID0 scenario you have now put yourself in the scenario if 1 of 2 drives die you just lost your OS and any data on that volume.  So you end up with twice the odds that a disk failure will cause data loss, since you now have two disks that if either fail you lose data.  Just not worth the risk at all to me.Now, if you were really interested in speeding up video editing or something, I might consider a separate RAID0 set just for that.  Then you can hack on video in progress on that RAID0 set and once you have what you want copy the resulting file to a sane storage location.  But this RAID0 set is in addition to a disk for the OS and data.  That way if you lose your RAID0, your data and OS are safe.</blockquote>