PCI Bus with a Raid Controller and video editing. PCI bus w/ Raid and Pinnical Pro One I am Currenty building a New Computer Video editing Work Station. The Computer will be based off of an ASUS motherboard,P4C800 Deluxe, with 1GB ram and an ATI Radeon...

0). Is this good? 4. Are SAS drives better than SATA for HD video editing? 5. Should I use two Cheetah 15.6 drives in a RAID 0? I really need the best performing system possible, as I don't plan to upgrade for a few years and I have a lot of editing...

for the OS & Apps. I now have 4 74GB Raptors in Raid 10 for the OS+Apps and a Raid 0 array for Adobe stuff. One of the 150GB just died so I moved the other 3 to my 3ware Raid controller in Raid 0 for video editing. With the 4 150GB Raptors in Raid 10 for...

expect to need hot swapping? Typically that's for a server that needs to stay up and running... not a video editing WS. Ok the only question i have is for a video editing machine is useing Raid the way i want a good idea? or should it be set up differntly...

what's missing - the 2001 perspective on system configuration and options for PC video editing. That said, there's a lot of good information in the article, and I absolutely agree with the premise: setting up an adequate PC for video editing is not trivial....

you already bought) * PCI Express RAID controller card (about $300 will get a decent card for this purpose) configured for RAID 0 with internal SATA ports to connect to 3-5 SATA II hard drives. For performance, the RAID controller has to have substantial cache...

performance bottlenecks when trying to implement RAID5 using onboard RAID controller chips. Those articles didn't specifically use the P6T, but generally concluded you need a dedicated RAID controller card (Ex.: Adaptec) to do a RAID5 that meets performance...

using 3 harddrive with OS install? I am looking into to use RAID 5. This computer is for gaming and video editing (home user). Thanks for your help!. What is the best possible RAID option to use with 3 exact same WD hard drives? I also want to install...

having the audio and video seperated is very much depend on the video editing program you are using. For example Adobe Premier in most cases multiplex the video and audio together so no real reason to use seperated drives and a Raid will give better resoults....

do a 100GB Raid 0 which leaves you with 400GB for Raid 1. It looks as though you are getting into video editing for money so using Raid 1 to store the video is important. If you aren't using Vista x64 now, look into getting it thru either MS for $10 if...