mbwe ii increase capacity to 2x 2tb
hi

i purchased a mdwe ii containing 2x 1tb disks sometime ago and set it up as raid1 configuration (showing 1tb capicity in total)

recently i started to run out of space so i bought 1x 2tb hdd (wd20earx) and replaced 1 of the existing 1tb drives in my nas with this new 2tb disk. the system then we…
it might be that the drives were formatted as 1tb, if you do a factory restore it might format the drives to the 2tb. you will lose your data though.
Until you have a computer with no moving parts, hard drives or tapes, you cannot push enough data through a 1 gig card to use it’s full capabilities. The best servers can burst up to about 600 meg. Only a backup could sustain any data transfer that gets close to that. At this time, 10 gig is for switch to switch. solved...
my ram was in ram slot 1 & 3.
switched it to 2&4 - now i can overclock to 4000mhz.


here's the benchmark now


same man... i'm still looking as well lol. i wonder why so many people are having this problem. following cards have been verified

rcs\_r2ug-a2e16-a pcie switch

nvidia’a dgpu

intel82572ei nic

nec upd720200 usb3.0 card

asus usb3.1 card

moschip usb2.0 card

ocz ssd

ocz rvd400-22280-512g-a ssd

silicon image corp. 3132 sata controller

intel e10g42bt x520-t2 10gigabit nic card

sta… not very hard to tell, you have one with a caution so that is a good sign there is an issue with the drive. 

does not mean you need to replace it right away, that is what backups are for. use the drive, if it fails replace it and restore from backup. or contact the drive vendor support and see what their criteria for a warranty replacement is, do the same thing if they exchange it, restore from backup. if you don't have backups today is a good time to start. that's exactly what it is. the ports you use for hdd's and so on. the pcie lanes are shared between them so if you use the m.2 slot, you lose the ports that share the lanes. 

it's only 2 and you still have 4 more :)

love my aorus pro wifi btw. snazzy board that works well and looks good doing it highly unlikely.
unless there is a specific bios update that adds this functionality, it will not work.

and there does not appear to be:
https://www.asus.com/motherboards/m5a88v\_evo/helpdesk\_bios/

just put in a sata iii ssd, 2.5" format. that will work, and on a board that old, you'll not see any actual performance difference vs an nvme drive. Are these disks part of some sort of RAID setup? It doesn’t sound like it is, in which case striping the drives would, if one of the drives failed, result in the loss of all files on the drives…that’s a pretty risky strategy in any environment, whether development or production. You might want to read up on RAID configurations before deciding how you want to reconfigure your drives. please refer to the adaptation guide in the developer guide. there is tutorial for how to modify dtb for usb. it's possible, but you'd likely need to make sure the drive is formatted with a file system your tv understands.

pretty much all of them support fat-32. windows arbitrarily doesn't give an option to use fat-32 when formatting drives / partitions greater than 32gb capacity. microsoft/windows is really just trying to force their proprietary ntfs file system on you, even in situations where fat-32 would work fine. the actual partition size limit of fat-32 is 2tb (2,048 gb), which a third-party formatting utility can do just fine. so that means you'd still basically need to make multiple partitions to use all the capacity of your drive and have a file system that the tv can read. it's possible some tvs may be confused by that, but most would handle it fine.

exfat extends the established fat file system to overcome some of its inherent limitations. for a drive with this capacity, exfat is probably the best file system to use if you want to use the drive with your tv and other non-windows devices. among non-windows devices, it has much better support than ntfs. you can make a single large 8tb partition formatted with the exfat file system and it's very likely your tv will be able to use it. if your tv doesn't work with that, make a 2tb partition and format it with the fat-32 file system. yes you add second as a slave drive, boot from one that has os, second has data. access thru my computer for second one.