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jihiggs   06-20-2003 at 04:36:11 PM

i saw the idea and thought, hey thats a really good idea, but the benchmarks show its not much better than mirroring. its a shame. thoughts?

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Ryan_Plus_One   06-21-2003 at 12:59:12 AM
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I say: if you want performance, do RAID 0. If you want redundancy, do raid 1 if you have 2 drives, or RAID 5 if you have 3 or more. I don't see why they have to get all fancy and complicated...especially on a non-server board.

Home users are not really devastated by downtime like businesses are. From what I have seen, home users only want RAID 0 because of speed. If they want fault tolerance then they will back up their data. Of course, that is different for businesses when every hour of downtime means thousands of dollars, but I would like to talk to the IT personnel of any company that implements the DFI “LAN Party” board in their server room.


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jihiggs   06-22-2003 at 08:34:54 PM
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its a good idea in theory. strange that it performs so badly.

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