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Old 04-04-2006, 11:00 PM   #61
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Okay, so which RAID configuration would be best for MMORPG (4 Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 300G HD, mobo supports 0,1,5)?
Your basing a RAID around......a game?



Do RAID 1, and save the other TWO drives for mass storage.
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wow this realy helped me cause i was wondering what raid is. but now the question is how do you do it?

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if your using windows... disk management works for me.
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Really cool, i never really understood raid 5 and 3.
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Question Re: RAID Flavours, and what they mean.

Are there any new benchmark comparisons for RAID 5 vs RAID 0 and RAID 0+1? The big bottleneck of RAID 5 used to be the parity calculations, but all of the benchmarks that I've seen are 2+ years old. Even a moderate machine (Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 on a Mobo with an onboard RAID controller) could easily outstrip the test machines in those older benchmarks. Theoretically, RAID 5 should offer some of the best read/write speeds with data protection. Are we there yet? Can the hardware handle the parity calculations quickly enough yet? Are there any current benchmarks confirming or refuting the idea that RAID 5 is actually "good?"

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For gaming, is it best to go with 2 raptor's in raid 0 or could I get nice speed out of 2 samsung f1's in raid 0 and save a few hundred bucks. I will be useing the raid for OS, games, and applications only, with a 3rd Samsung F1 for storage. Any reccomendations?
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