Backup, replace disks with larger ones, configure RAID, restore.
There is no way to replace them with larger ones and expand the array to fit the disks. IF you replace the disks one at a time, the only thing you can do is create a second array across the disks with the newly available space. This will be presented to the OS as a separate ~227GB "disk", so it will be a separate volume and will have a separate drive letter.
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Backup, replace disks with larger ones, configure RAID, restore.
There is no way to replace them with larger ones and expand the array to fit the disks. IF you replace the disks one at a time, the only thing you can do is create a second array across the disks with the newly available space. This will be presented to the OS as a separate ~227GB "disk", so it will be a separate volume and will have a separate drive letter.