Storage size too small for what I pay for (20GB) after setting up PC App

When I downloaded the PC app so I could access my iCloud the space went from 20GB to 5GB. I pay for 20GB of space. I used the same apple ID. Now on the PC I keep getting the warning that I an running our of space (5GB).

Whats the firmware version on both of your Velociraptors? If its not V4.04v02 or higher you will likely experience issues with RAID.
Quote from: kolamax on 14-June-10, 04:09:40
I set Raid0 on the msi p55 gd80 with 2 veloctor raptor drives 300 gig and then every other boot i get BSOD weird so i have set it back to single drive set up with no problems. and yes i have installed the latest bios and drivers for the raid array to work.
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