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Okay, if you decided to wreck your Apple Care warranty there is a fun way of doing it. How does RAID 0 on in your MacBook Pro, MacBook, or PowerBook sounds?

Eric Cheng put his MacBook Pro into surgery to setup RAID 0 using two 160GB and posted the guide to get your Mac notebook to do RAID 0.

He claims the system becomes snappier, but louder and well, a battery power drinker. Cheng’s benchmark shows pretty impressing speed increases on the hard drives read and write test.

Don’t try this at home if you are still in love with your MacBook Pro.

Put a RAID 0 in your MacBook, PowerBook, or MacBook Pro [via Macenstein via Gizmodo]