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1) It's not even close to 4x, especially for writes.

 

2) you do not need that much speed, it will make 0 difference to you and you will be wasting money.

 

3) even if you are a video editor or do rendering as your job, NVME and no raid is a better choice for speed.

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Theoretically? Yes. Practically? no. 

 

Performance increases drop sharply the more drives you add to a RAID 0 array, it's definitely not a linear performance increase. If speed is what you're after, going for a PCIe based storage solution is a better choice. 

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6 minutes ago, IHirs said:

Is it possible to have a raid 0 setup with 4 ssds so you get 4x the speed of 1?

Follow up to this.  What if you made a RAID 0 with 4 drives.  then made 3 more with 12 more drives (4 each).  Then Raid 0d your 4 Raid 0 arrays.  is that possible?

 

Edit - I know linus had a similar setup with 4 RAID 5s in RAID 0 in windows....  asking if 4 raid 0s in raid0 in windows would be faster essentially.

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2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

1) It's not even close to 4x, especially for writes.

 

2) you do not need that much speed, it will make 0 difference to you and you will be wasting money.

 

3) even if you are a video editor or do rendering as your job, NVME and no raid is a better choice for speed.

m8 i dont even have a ssd, im not planning on doing this its just a question

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3 minutes ago, IHirs said:

m8 i dont even have a ssd, im not planning on doing this its just a question

Ok, well still its not 4x because it doesn't scale perfectly.

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