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Watts may cause RAID failure to failure?

My RAID 0 fails constantly, even after you have changed the motherboard. A principle of non-RAID configuration using the Gigabyte UD3 P67A-current, which also features RAID-M P8H67 Asus PC: Intel i7 3.40 GHz 2600 2 x 2 GB DDR3 1333 = 4 GB NVidia GeForce GT 240 4 x 1 TB 7200 digital Westerd Green 64 MB cache 1 x 500 GB Western Digital Green 32 MB cache 1 x Samsung DVDRW Corsair 850 Watt PSU FYI RAID RAID 0 (no budget enough to RAID 1, DUHH), and disks RAID-ed 2 x 1 TB WD RAID 0 = 2 TB other that way. The hard disk of 500 GB hard drive is not RAID-ed. Please explain and suggest possible reasons were the cause of my previous RAID failure of fixation. EDIT: my failure could cause RAID? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_Controller_Hub # Cougar_Point

850 watts is sufficient. If the power supply is not out to seek a solution elsewhere.

My i7 960 rig (March 2011)

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