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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Now is a good chance to learn how to set up raid. And your computer will be able to load any OS you want before your finger let's go of the power button.
gpt
Raids are unnecessary and antiquated compared to modern stand-alone storage solutions. But the project and learning experience of using a raid is fun af, and it's a neat feeling to have a bunch of similar drives act as one giant drive. I still think raids are cool, I just don't recommend them if someone is super protective about their data or doesn't back them up a lot, even for a raid1 or similar array that mirrors the drives because often the error is copied to the mirror drive.

Edit: When I said "protective about their data" I'm not insinuating they're less secure, just that if they won't want to lose their data, a backup is a better solution than a RAID.