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01-29-2007
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Alpaca
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Raid 5
Does anyone have person experience, or a review to which they can direct me that would be helpful in choosing a RAID 5?
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Photocamel Master
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Re: Raid 5
What type? External drive enclosure (you add the drive)? External USB drive system (drives included, like Buffalo?)? External network drive system? Internal controller? SATA, SCSI, or ATA/IDE?
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01-29-2007
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Alpaca
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Re: Raid 5
Brian:
My understanding, since it started at zero, is doubling daily, meaning that I might be able to ask a second more intelligent question. So, I would like a RAID 10 with internal hardware control and four 7000 rpm SATA II drives in swapable trays. Jerry |
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01-29-2007
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Llama
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Re: Raid 5
Get something like this then.
http://www.3ware.com/products/serial_ata2-9650.asp |
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01-29-2007
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Llama
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Re: Raid 5
you're welcome. 3ware makes an excellent product.
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