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"Ok..so something is bothering me, what CPU is OP using?\n\nSupported Processors\n\nIntel® Xeon® Scalable processors (Generation 1, 2 and 3, All SKUs)\nIntel® Xeon® W processors\nIntel® Xeon® D processors\n\nIf the CPU OP has isn't any of these, then there's a compatibility issue in that case? I may be wrong here and obviously OP has a supported CPU assuming this is the case.\n\n\n\n\nNobody is saying anything about RAID 1 being better or as good of a backup. it has its merits and in OPs case, if one fails, OP can get it replaced under warranty if doable.\n\nHaving Raid 0 on the other hand doesn't make it any better either as if one drive fails, all data is lost. Regardless of such, additional backup is a safe bet and I'm positive that OP is aware of this. If not, well...now they know its not a backup tool.\n\nMy cpu is i7-12700k but compatibility issues with what?"
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