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RAID 0 disk size

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AsusGuy

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In RAID 0 are two XX gigabyte drives equal to their combined size. Example: if I use two 80gigabyte drives in a RAID 0 configuration because of striping do I get 160 gigabytes? Or just 80? As apposed to RAID 1 where the drives mirror each other and you only get the matching drives size equal to one drive. Example to 80gigabyte drives in RAID 1 equal 80gigs of storage.
 
This is correct. You get the size of all the drives added together, or rather (the size of the smallest drive * number of drives, which only matters if the drives are not the same size).

Also, this would have been trivially answered with a Google or forum search or by reading the RAID FAQ at www.storagereview.com...
 
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