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August 16th, 2011, 6:47
I have a question..
What is the best SATA Raid Setup you can have if you have a limited budget...
What is the best SATA Raid Setup you can have if you have a limited budget...
Re: What is the best SATA Raid Setup that you can have.
August 16th, 2011, 6:51
means ?jhunz wrote:limited budget...
Re: What is the best SATA Raid Setup that you can have.
August 16th, 2011, 6:56
@jhunz:
There is no such thing as "best", otherwise everyone would (of course) be using the same "best" setup.
There are just different compromises in terms of performance, complexity, cost, compatibility, power consumption, ease of administration etc. etc. Also, remember that RAID redundancy is not the same as having backups, and remember that RAID 0 has no redundancy.
jhunz wrote:What is the best SATA Raid Setup you can have if you have a limited budget...
There is no such thing as "best", otherwise everyone would (of course) be using the same "best" setup.
There are just different compromises in terms of performance, complexity, cost, compatibility, power consumption, ease of administration etc. etc. Also, remember that RAID redundancy is not the same as having backups, and remember that RAID 0 has no redundancy.
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