Originally posted by: ddviper
how many drives do u need to run RAID 0+1 or 10?
Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: ddviper
how many drives do u need to run RAID 0+1 or 10?
4.
RAID = Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks.
Although SCSI drives are not inexpensive, and RAID 0 has no redundancy.![]()
Although SCSI drives are not inexpensive, and RAID 0 has no redundancy.
Originally posted by: twitchee2
so it just makes lets say 4 HDDS work as one?
Originally posted by: dartworth
Just take a look @ the link I post...
Originally posted by: VTrider
I'm just just wondering when all the anti-raid "don't do RAID 0" nazis will start posting :roll:
Originally posted by: homercles337
Originally posted by: dartworth
Just take a look @ the link I post...
Interesting, i have read that RAID 0+1 can be inplemeted with 3 discs (striping x2, mirror x1 size of x2 combined). Is this true or were my sources wrong?
Originally posted by: ddviper
how many drives do u need to run RAID 0+1 or 10?
Originally posted by: D1gger
Originally posted by: dartworth
RAID Level 0+1 requires a minimum of 4 drives to implement
Looks like three needed for Raid 0+1 to me.
Raid 0+1