GT783 Changing the Bios to raid?

Good day gentle people,
Question: i want to set up a raid 0 array in my MSI GT783 notebook, is this possible? (cant find raid option in bios)
And if needed, can install the official MSI BIOS 1761 30H for raid systems? (i think originally it comes with 1761 10H for non raid systems)
Or, is a modded bios available where in wicht i can use raid??
It would be great if someone can help me out here.
Cheers in advance!

Wow Svet, thanks!! Everything went flawlessly!
I got the raid function in my bios now, and the next step is to get 2 good and fast hard disks and get the raid 0 set up!
Thanks again mate!!
(btw i was sweating like whe the bios was flashed..)
Cheers!

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