Does my RAID 0 setup will still be recognizable on the new motherboard

[rheznat]

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hello Guys!
Need your help...

Right now my setup is RAID stripping or RAID 0 (The controller is built in with the motherboard). MY question is if I upgrade my motherboard does my RAID stripping setup still be recognizable on the new motherboard? I am afraid if my RAID setup will not be recognize, thus, formating my 2 SATA drives (seagate).

im using Windows XP...
my old proc is AMD Sempron and old board is MSI KT6V-LSR ..
my new motherboard is MSI 856GM3 and new proc Intel 3.2 GHz.

[slackboy]

not sure bai, dba software based manang raid0? murag dili tingali...

[BeoR]

As long as you take note of the parameters it should work fine.

[rheznat]

@BeoRski: have you tried this one?

[BeoR]

Yes, I moved my RAID-0 SATA from 2 motherboards already. If it doesn't work you can always put it back to your old motherboard and move your files to a new harddisk. Just make sure that you don't initialize the array.

... and BTW, I am talking about a hardware RAID setup. Haven't tried software RAID.

[rheznat]

Just make sure that you don't initialize the array.

What do you mean dont initialize?

... and BTW, I am talking about a hardware RAID setup. Haven't tried software RAID.

I Setup my RAID 0 at the BIOS... is this softwre or hardware RAID setup??

[BeoR]

Initialize means low level format in the BIOS... if you have RAID in the BIOS it is hardware based.