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    Quote Originally Posted by NapalmV5 View Post
    dual-cores

    0% @ 4x raid0? you want to edit your post?

    theres no superstition

    ive posted many dvdshrink/nero results on areca 1210/1230

    here you go,
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=126594

    try and match that with a soft raid or single drive
    Nope, no reason to edit my post. Fact is, RAID-0/1 just isn't processor intensive. I hate to break it to you, but all the same interrupts I get from it are the same that you do too, even with your hardware. Why? Because after the simple call, which goes out to the add-on card, all there is to return is something saying "I gots the datas", which has to go to the CPU anyway.

    I would like to bring up that challenge, but my P5K Deluxe is kind of teh crappy with working with add-on cards (and as a result of which, I have gotten rid of all but 2 of my hard drives, some to external storage, some to other computers). I think it's very solvable without though - you find something your card does for RAID-0 or 1 that mine *can't* or that mine *can with greater stress in some limiting way* and I'll concede the point. Mind you, even if that were the case - and it is not - the difference would be AT BEST 1-2% (at the cost of $500-$600).

    Edit: Plus, I notice you're using a 400x9 kenty in that post entitled "kenty power"... sadly, I'm hitting 3.0 - 3.2 *tops*... sigh.

    Edit II: If someone wants to prove Areca RAID-1 performance is better, show me some results showing it taking seek times down >10% on random reads versus a single disk
    Last edited by Serra; 04-24-2008 at 01:02 PM.
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