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    I ran HD Tune on the rest of my system too, just to see how the non-RAID drives do in comparison.

    (C-Drive) (2) WD 150GB 10K RPM Raptor's in RAID 0. 279GB's free after formatting.
    Minimum Transfer Rate: 87.8 MB/sec
    Maximum Transfer Rate: 158.8 MB/sec
    Average Transfer Rate: 132.5 MB/sec
    Access Time: 8.0 ms
    Burst Rate: 1861.0 MB/sec
    CPU Usage 2.1%

    (D-Drive) Samsung 232GB's free after formatting non-RAID.
    Minimum Transfer Rate: 37.9 MB/sec
    Maximum Transfer Rate: 70.0 MB/sec
    Average Transfer Rate: 58.7 MB/sec
    Access Time: 13.8 ms
    Burst Rate: 118.3 MB/sec
    CPU Usage .7%

    (E-Drive) Caviar 698GB's free after formatting non-RAID.
    Minimum Transfer Rate: 44.9 MB/sec
    Maximum Transfer Rate: 93.6 MB/sec
    Average Transfer Rate: 74.5 MB/sec
    Access Time: 13.8 ms
    Burst Rate: 128.1 MB/sec
    CPU Usage .7%

    Looks like RAID smokes them pretty bad...

    Thanks for the info WFO. I will try Auslogics Defrag if it offers a performance increase.

    Update: Downloaded Auslogics Defrag, and ran fine under Vista 64bit. It is free too! Looks like a keeper to me.

    Now I need a backup program, that will allow me to back up my RAID array onto my Samsung 232GB drive, and that runs on Vista 64bit.
    Any suggestions would be appreachiated!
    Last edited by Talonman; 05-26-2008 at 04:04 AM.
    Asus Maximus SE X38 / Lapped Q6600 G0 @ 3.8GHz (L726B397 stock VID=1.224) / 7 Ultimate x64 /EVGA GTX 295 C=650 S=1512 M=1188 (Graphics)/ EVGA GTX 280 C=756 S=1512 M=1296 (PhysX)/ G.SKILL 8GB (4 x 2GB) SDRAM DDR2 1000 (PC2 8000) / Gateway FPD2485W (1920 x 1200 res) / Toughpower 1,000-Watt modular PSU / SilverStone TJ-09 BW / (2) 150 GB Raptor's RAID-0 / (1) Western Digital Caviar 750 GB / LG GGC-H20L (CD, DVD, HD-DVD, and BlueRay Drive) / WaterKegIII Xtreme / D-TEK FuZion CPU, EVGA Hydro Copper 16 GPU, and EK NB S-MAX Acetal Waterblocks / Enzotech Forged Copper CNB-S1L (South Bridge heat sink)

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