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What gives with the SATA drives, why doesn't anyone have them for sale? If they are available, who has them? For instance, I'm thinking about getting two Seagate 80 or 120 GB SATA drives.

Has anyone ever configured these SATA drives into a RAID 0 array? How did it go?

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