Hi all again,
I have seen many people in forums that take advantage of the simultaneous Raid-0 and Raid-1 setup in just a pair of disks.
E.g. the most usual i've seen is a 100GB Raid-0 Array for OS & Progz, and a 416GB (all the rest) Raid-1 Array for data backup on a pair of Seagates 7200.11 500GB 32Mb Cache...
With this setup, they can have 7.5-8.5 ms Access Time on the Raid-0 array and backup efficiency on the Raid-1 array, with just 2 disks.
It is confirmed that if one disk fails, the data on the Raid-1 part of the second disk are accessible.
Someone reffered to this setup as "Raid 0,1" - i don't know if it is correct.
Unfortunately i haven't seen anyone having this setup on a non-Intel onboard controller (all i've seen use the ICHX-R controllers)...
The question is...is it possible to setup my pair of disks in the same way an the SB600 controller of my GA-MA790X-DS4 ? Or is it a feature belonging only to Intel Onboard Raid Controllers?
Awaiting your opinions.
Thank you.
Felix
I have seen many people in forums that take advantage of the simultaneous Raid-0 and Raid-1 setup in just a pair of disks.
E.g. the most usual i've seen is a 100GB Raid-0 Array for OS & Progz, and a 416GB (all the rest) Raid-1 Array for data backup on a pair of Seagates 7200.11 500GB 32Mb Cache...
With this setup, they can have 7.5-8.5 ms Access Time on the Raid-0 array and backup efficiency on the Raid-1 array, with just 2 disks.
It is confirmed that if one disk fails, the data on the Raid-1 part of the second disk are accessible.
Someone reffered to this setup as "Raid 0,1" - i don't know if it is correct.
Unfortunately i haven't seen anyone having this setup on a non-Intel onboard controller (all i've seen use the ICHX-R controllers)...
The question is...is it possible to setup my pair of disks in the same way an the SB600 controller of my GA-MA790X-DS4 ? Or is it a feature belonging only to Intel Onboard Raid Controllers?
Awaiting your opinions.
Thank you.
Felix
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