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RAID 1 compared to Raid 0

Logan2012

So how many Mbs should I expect

 

 

Half of whatever you're getting now, you never gave us any information :P

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Half of what you currently have..

Nah it wont be anywhere near that, Maybe a 1/3 less. RAID 0 scalling is not that amazing.

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Nah it wont be anywhere near that, Maybe a 1/3 less. RAID 0 scalling is not that amazing.

 

I completely agree, RAID 0 with SSD's makes no sense (I tried it).

I get a lot (really A LOT!) of errors, maybe because of the intel RAID controller or maybe because of the reliability of SSD's, but the main thing is, I am now running the two SSD's seperatly, and I got no errors so far, and it works at about 95% of the performance I had before, so... I wouldn't go for RAID 0 with SSD's. It'll maybe have a bigger impact on HDD's, but it's definitely not made for SSD's.

Hope this helped,

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RAID 1

     Drive one

                    Storage

     Drive Two

                    Redundancy

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RAID 0

     Drive one

                    Storage

     Drive two

                    Storage

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Raid 1 is a mirror no preformance gain but substantial redundancy.

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