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RAID 5

Page 1: Semi-Professional PCI Express RAID Controllers
Page 2: Go RAID!
Page 3: AMCC 3Ware 9650SE
Page 4: Areca ARC-1210
Page 5: Highpoint RocketRAID 2322
Page 6: HighPoint X4 SATA Storage Enclosure
Page 7: LSI MegaRAID SATA 300-8ELP
Page 8: Promise SuperTrak EX4350
Page 9: Enhanced RAID6
Page 10: Benchmark Results
Page 11: RAID 0+1
Page 12: RAID 5
Page 13: Conclusion

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Eric The Red

This is a very well put together article! It would be nice if there was a review with recent RAID cards while doing the same thing you did here.
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