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[droverflow]

Hello,

I have built an AMD Raid with the B550 chipset. I need a failsafe for the Windows boot partition and therefore used a RAID 1 for the 2 SSDs. So far everything is good.
For the Raid1, the SMART tool "HDSentinel" also displays the SMART values. (Unfortunately it does not work with CrystalDiskInfo)

But for the two "Legacy-HDDs" no SMART value can be read out! Is there a way for this?

What is actually the correct configuration for the following scenario?
I want to protect the boot partition via RAID1, but all other hard disks do not need RAID functions. Is it correct to use these HDDs as LEGACY or would I have to make a JBOD out of it? Or is there a possibility that I don't need a RAID driver for this at all?

RAID-Driver-Version: 9.3.0-00266

Thank you

[Matt_AMD]

SMART information is not supported when using Raid. I am not aware of anyway to get the SMART data to show as no software at this time is able to read the data.

[droverflow]

That's not correct. HDSentinel can read the SMART from RAID1 correctly

[Matt_AMD]

We don't expect it to work, but you can try that application.

[andegee]

I can confirm that HDSentinel is showing the SMART Data correctly, except for the NVMe RAID.

[droverflow]

Do you plan to support this?

[Matt_AMD]

No, reading of smart data when using Raid is not supported.