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Hi,

I am planning to purchase a A8N-E and use mainly as a file server (
and some other minor light duty stuff as well ). Tentative config is :

- Always on 24x7
- 4 Maxtor 300Gb sata configured as raid 10, partitioned with 30gb as
c drive as os drive, and the rest as data drive.
- couple other pata drives ( 250gbs) as regular hd for back up and
various temp data holding tank.
- Server is connected to a small Gigabit network.

I've see number unstable nvraid threads, as well as nVidia network
related problems over the net, and would like to hear more from others
who own this board.

My question is, would this board do the above job as robust, and
problem free, as other intel boards?


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