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RAID ZERO & a New PC case

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I've had my built inside a very old case and I finally was able to upgrade to a full tower. I put everything in my new case and now my RAID zero of my two SSD's won't boot. One of the SSD's has a bad stripe. I connected them to the same data ports too. It's just the OS that's on them but it's such a pain in the ass to do a re-install. Looking in BIOS is says that the (Serial ATA port 0) is empty and (Serial ATA port 1) shows one SSD. So is that zero port "shot" ?
 

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The port could be bad, or the cable, or the drive itself.

Try plugging the drive that isn't being detected into a different port on the motherboard. It shouldn't matter what port you plug it into, as long as it is running off the Intel Chipset. If the drive still doesn't show up, try changing out the cable. If the drive still doesn't show up after that, bad news, because the drive itself is likely dead.
 
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It seems an unlikely coincidence for the SSD or SATA port to fail just because you moved everything into a new case. I would look at the wires very carefully, and swap them around, or try new ones. If your PSU has any spare SATA power connectors, try a different one.
 
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Yeah I connected them to port 2 and 3 and 3 shows nothing connected in BIOS, and I connected the CD ROM to port 1 and it's fine. So that's some good advice so let me try that.

it was a wire lol

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