See how SupremeRAID™ by Graid Technology creates RAID-protected NVMe volumes in minutes. Step-by-step GUI walkthrough video.
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June 26, 2026

How to Create a RAID-Protected Volume with SupremeRAID™

Dive into our step-by-step walkthrough of the SupremeRAID™ GUI — from drive discovery to a fully mounted, RAID-protected volume on Linux or Windows.

SupremeRAID™ by Graid Technology is the world's first GPU-accelerated software RAID solution — purpose-built to deliver unmatched storage performance and resilience for demanding workloads. But performance starts with proper configuration, and that starts with knowing how to set up your RAID environment correctly.

In this video, Graid Technology's technical team walks through the complete process of creating a RAID-protected volume using the SupremeRAID™ GUI. Starting from a Linux server with 10 NVMe drives visible to the OS, the demo covers every step: creating Physical Drives (PDs), building a Drive Group (DG) with your chosen RAID level, and provisioning a Virtual Drive (VD) that appears as a standard block device — ready for a file system, mount, and immediate use. The same GUI workflow applies on Windows, making this a practical reference regardless of your operating environment. Whether you're in a presales evaluation or configuring a production deployment, this walkthrough gives you a clear picture of what SupremeRAID™ setup looks like end to end.

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