Re: Hard drives in a raid configuration

--- In [email protected], Otto Gygax <otto@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Check this url: 
> http://www.storagereview.com/guide2000/ref/hdd/perf/raid/levels/single.html
> it covers RAID in great detail. For you need, RAID 0 will give you  
> the performance with no fault tolerance.
> RAID 1 will give you the mirroring that you're looking for, with  
> lower performance. RAID 7 seems to provide the best 'read/write'  
> performance with fault tolerance but it's not an open standard, which  
> means that you'd have to buy a proprietary controller.
> 
> Go down the list of RAID 'levels' and search for the one that gives  
> you the best performance in sequential read/writes, since that's the  
> operation you'll do the most in recording.
> 
> 	-otto
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
> -------------------
> Otto Gygax - Audio, Computer, Networking Engineering / Percussion
> otto@... / Philomath, Oregon
>

Yeah thanks otto I wil check out the link and I appreciate your response









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