Quote Originally Posted by Jor3lBR View Post
Yes this makes all the difference, leave the raid_0 array with PCMark05 only and OS on any other drive. Always remember to HDDERASE the drives before creating new array. Before installing Windows Vista, use Win7 CD to Diskpart > Select Disk (ssd array) > clean > create partition primary align=128 (or whatever strip size you chose) > select partition you just created > active > formate fs=ntfs quick > then install OS on the other drive.
I'll try that tomorrow then...
I'll use hdderase on the drives, then redo the raid 0 array.
I then boot into my old installation of Vista 64bit right?
Tried booting into Vista today on the other hard drive while the raid was enabled on the SSDs, and it would BSOD when trying to load Vista.
Do I need to load RAID drivers for my Vista install to boot with the RAID partition enabled and the SATA mode set in the BIOS to RAID?
I did skip the partition align step when installing Vista... did that kill the scores also?
I hope it works out well tomorrow, thanks for the tips!