i was just thinking what would happen if u got 4 HDDsi will use 500G for this example.
so we have four 500G HDDs an we make up 2 1000G RAID0 in the BIOS an then we go into windows an make them 2 RAID0 into 1 2000G would that work.
P.S im not going to do it
You don't have to use 2 drives for RAID0, you can use 4. It would be the same as 2 drives in RAID0 though. Whatever 2 is good at (ie. sequential reading) 4 would be better at.
You could create two 1TB RAID 0 arrays, however you can not combine those two arrays the way you are describing it. You can however have 4 drives in a RAID 0 array (I'm doing that right now with 4x 320GB hard drives).
