- Feb 26, 2017
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So what's up guys, first time posting here. I am looking into setting up a RAID system for my new PC build. I am really into boosting performance and having a dope exterior storage system for my PC. I also plan on having a HDD backup.
My question is, from what I understand systems that use RAID 5 or 1/0 have substantially faster read times but slower write times. Is it possible to mitigate this to increase both read and write times? Does write time really matter as much as read time? Should I prioritize RIOPS over WIOPS? This is all in theory right now, but would love some answers. It's all going to be solid state and I am going to worry about other performances first.
I know alot goes into raid system, whether it is an intergrated drive bay or not. I would like to get the advantages of a raid system while avoiding latency and slow write times for a home PC system. Just an interesting Idea. The system is going be mainly used for gaming/music production. (Yes it's over kill, but when isn't overkill the best option when you have the money?
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My question is, from what I understand systems that use RAID 5 or 1/0 have substantially faster read times but slower write times. Is it possible to mitigate this to increase both read and write times? Does write time really matter as much as read time? Should I prioritize RIOPS over WIOPS? This is all in theory right now, but would love some answers. It's all going to be solid state and I am going to worry about other performances first.
I know alot goes into raid system, whether it is an intergrated drive bay or not. I would like to get the advantages of a raid system while avoiding latency and slow write times for a home PC system. Just an interesting Idea. The system is going be mainly used for gaming/music production. (Yes it's over kill, but when isn't overkill the best option when you have the money?
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