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RAID 5 question

bobhays
By bobhays
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If you don't want to invest in a RAID card, windows has the functionality for RAID 5 built in already. You can enable it through disk management. It uses a standardised algorithm across all windows platforms I think, this allows you to be able to transfer to array to a completely different machine and still be able to rebuild the array if a drive fails

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