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Old October 14, 2011, 12:08 PM
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I did something similar to what you're attempting a while ago on my old 680i. Had two Raptor 150's in RAID0 for my OS and programs, then had two WD Caviar 750's in RAID1 as my storage drive, all with nvraid.
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