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Test Setup

Intel Processors (Socket 775)
800 MHz FSB (Dual DDR) Intel Pentium 4 Processor 520 (2.8 GHz)
Motherboards
Socket LGA-775 ASUS P5GDC-V Deluxe
Intel 915P Chipset
BIOS 1002
Memory
DDR SDRAM 2x 512 Crucial Ballistic
Timings: CL 2.5-3-3-7
Common Hardware
Graphics Card nVIDIA GeForce 6 Series
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT
Memory: 256 MB GDDR3-SDRAM
Hard Drive I - OS Hitachi HDS722525VLSA80
250 GB, 8 MB Cache, 7200 rpm
Hard Drive II - RAID Western Digital WD 740 Raptor
74 GB, 8 MB Cache, 10,000 rpm
DVD/CD-ROM MSI MS-8216 16x DVD
Software
NVIDIA Graphic NVIDIA Detonator 61.77
Intel Chipset Driver Installation Utility 6.0.1.1002
DirectX 9.0c
OS WindowsXP Professional 5.10.2600, Service Pack 1
Benchmarks & Measurements
Office Applications ZD WinBench 99 - Business Disk Winmark 2.0 c't h2benchw
High-End Applications ZD WinBench 99 - High-End Disk Winmark 2.0
Performance Measurements c't h2benchw
I/O Performance Intel I/O meter 2003.05.10

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Deleted profile 05/11/2008 4:45 AM
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Can I grow an array made this way? That is, add another disk without having to lose the data currently held on the raid?
op365 06/28/2008 3:17 AM
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From past experience with Hardware RAID, you would have to first backup your data and then break the RAID and put in the higher capacity drives and create a new container.
The feature that you want/asking about is called X-RAID

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