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05-26-2008, 06:43 PM #23
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Sorry Sparda, I wasen't trying to school you, more me learning out loud.
Thanks for the posted info too.

I must have RAID fever.

I already had another 250 GB Samsung drive, that is an exact match to the one I currently had installed in my system. I thought I had to reserve 2 SATA connections for my CD / DVD / HD-DVD / Blue-Ray playing needs, but it turnes out I only need one. I am getting this wonder drive to take care of it all:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...L0A-_-27136133

Now that I can fill 5 of my 6 SATA connections with HD's, my second Samsung HD just had to go in too.

This was the performance I was getting from my single Samsung drive:

Now my performance graph looks like this, for my newly created two disk RAID 0 Samsung array! Good deal...
I am officially running two arrays now...
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Last edited by Talonman; 05-29-2008 at 03:14 PM.

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