Got a weird one...
I had a single 6TB drive that I wanted to put into a RAID 0 volume with another identical 6TB drive. I created the volume using RST, preserved the data off of the correct drive, and waited ~3 days for RST to copy whatever data it needed to from one drive to another. Now that the copy is complete, the new RAID 0 volume only shows up as 6TB in Windows, even after a disk rescan/warm boot/cold boot. Shouldn't the new RAID 0 volume show up as 12TB to the OS? When I look in RST, it does in fact show a RAID 0 volume that's 11,178GB so why doesn't Windows see that same volume?
For reference, I'm using the following:
Intel DZ87KLT-75K motherboard
Drives in question are two HGST 6TB 7200rpm SATA 3 3.5" hard drives
Windows 10 x64 in UEFI mode w/ Secureboot
Intel RST v14.6.0.1029
RAID Controller Driver v14.6.0.1029 (dated 7/27/2015)
Thanks in advance!