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It's A Digital Disease!

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/Mr_Worcester on 2025-06-24 09:07:14.

Hi everyone, im not totally sure this sub is the right place to ask this (so in case please direct me to a more suitable one). I have two 1TB NVMe SSDs (one Gen4, one Gen3) that I want to combine into RAID 0 for convenience - just want one drive letter instead of managing two separate drives.

Problem: My ASUS ROG B550-F motherboard (using RAIDXpert2) automatically configured each drive as its own single-disk RAID array during setup. Now I can't combine them into RAID 0 without deleting the existing arrays, which would wipe my data. Windows Storage Spaces won't work either since the drives appear as single-disk RAID arrays rather than individual drives. Since I don't have a spare 1TB drive for backup, are there any alternatives to get these drives working as one volume without data loss? My main goal is just having all files in one location without manually moving things between the two.

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