I've been cruising the forums, and the last review I saw regarding raid-0 performance on SSD's was with old gen 1's, 4x and 2x kingston 30GB's. Since IOPS have increased considerably from small to large(in the recent generation), does incorporating 2x 120/128GB effectively give you significant boost in performance over one 240/256GB SSD? I'm limited to Two Sata III's, so a 4x option is unavailable until I upgrade to LGA 2011 1-2 years down the road (unless something else comes out by then[very likely]). Also to note, my 2 OCZ Vertex 2's are being upgraded for reliability and size, so I would prefer to stick with Mushkin's Chronos, or Samsung 830's.
Computer Specs:
Intel i7-950 Bloomfield 3.06Ghz
Asus Sabertooth LGA 1366
Corsair XMS 12GB DDR3 1600
2x - OCZ Vertex 2 - 90GB SSD's RAID-0
3x - WD Caviar Black - 1TB RAID-5
EVGA Nvidia 260 GTX
Thanks
-Mel
Computer Specs:
Intel i7-950 Bloomfield 3.06Ghz
Asus Sabertooth LGA 1366
Corsair XMS 12GB DDR3 1600
2x - OCZ Vertex 2 - 90GB SSD's RAID-0
3x - WD Caviar Black - 1TB RAID-5
EVGA Nvidia 260 GTX
Thanks
-Mel