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RAID 0 on P4PE

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Anonymous   05-20-2004 at 04:39:07 AM

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In my PC is a Asus P4PE motherboard with Promise Fasttrack 376 controller.
On Primary IDE I have an Maxtor 80 Gb. 7200 Rpm 2 Mb. Because I use my PC's
te work with video I bought a second harddisk (Samsung 160 Gb. 7200 Bmb.)
Because of the better performance I connected the second drive to the
Promise controller IDE. It configures RAID 1+0. The performance is very
good: the Maxtor on Sisoft sandra 27.000, the Samsung drive on the Promise
37.000. A performance boost.

There is a slight problem: when booting, the booting proces lasts much much
longer: 3 tot 4 times and the Maxtor disk is continuing working ore
something, it rattles.

Without the new harddisk it boots much faster.

Has someone an explenation?

Wiel

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Anonymous   05-20-2004 at 04:42:15 AM
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Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus (More info?)

 

When setting up any RAID array, you HAVE to use identically sized
harddrives. You did not.

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"Wiel Gulpen" <wgulpen@hi.nl> wrote in message
news:c8gh4v$902$1@reader08.wxs.nl...
> In my PC is a Asus P4PE motherboard with Promise Fasttrack 376 controller.
> On Primary IDE I have an Maxtor 80 Gb. 7200 Rpm 2 Mb. Because I use my
PC's
> te work with video I bought a second harddisk (Samsung 160 Gb. 7200 Bmb.)
> Because of the better performance I connected the second drive to the
> Promise controller IDE. It configures RAID 1+0. The performance is very
> good: the Maxtor on Sisoft sandra 27.000, the Samsung drive on the Promise
> 37.000. A performance boost.
>
> There is a slight problem: when booting, the booting proces lasts much
much
> longer: 3 tot 4 times and the Maxtor disk is continuing working ore
> something, it rattles.
>
> Without the new harddisk it boots much faster.
>
> Has someone an explenation?
>
> Wiel
>
>

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Anonymous   05-20-2004 at 05:18:54 AM
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In article <bpRqc.80869$iF6.6872518@attbi_s02>, none@zero.org says...
> When setting up any RAID array, you HAVE to use identically sized
> harddrives. You did not.

Not true at all - you have to allocate identical size spaces on each
drive. If you had a 160GB drive and a 240GB drive you could only create
a mirror or stripe with a max size of 160GB.


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