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  Új Válasz 2005-04-01 19:17:24 #71

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  válasz MLaca #70 üzenetére

  Engem nem érdekel, rólam mit gondolsz, mint ahogy láthatóan téged sem érdekel, rólad mit gondolnak.
  Ha nekem nem hiszel, olvass utána a mérvadó oldalakon:
  Bővebben: link
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  Itt pedig egy igazi hardveres RAID teszt, itt találsz mindenféle értéket az összehasonlításhoz:
  Bővebben: link
  
  És végül az Anandtech Raptor RAID cikkének konklúzióját idézem (Bővebben: link):
  
  ''If you haven't gotten the hint by now, we'll spell it out for you: there is no place, and no need for a RAID-0 array on a desktop computer. The real world performance increases are negligible at best and the reduction in reliability, thanks to a halving of the mean time between failure, makes RAID-0 far from worth it on the desktop.
  
  There are some exceptions, especially if you are running a particular application that itself benefits considerably from a striped array, and obviously, our comments do not apply to server-class IO of any sort. But for the vast majority of desktop users and gamers alike, save your money and stay away from RAID-0.
  
  If you do insist on getting two drives, you are much better off putting them into a RAID-1 array to have a live backup of your data. The performance hit of RAID-1 is just as negligible as the performance gains of RAID-0, but the improvement in reliability is worthwhile...unless you're extremely unlucky and both of your drives die at the exact same time.
  
  When Intel introduced ICH5, and now with ICH6, they effectively brought RAID to the mainstream, pushing many users finally to bite the bullet and buy two hard drives for ''added performance''. While we applaud Intel for bringing the technology to the mainstream, we'd caution users out there to think twice before buying two expensive Raptors or any other drive for performance reasons. Your system will most likely run just as fast with only one drive, but if you have the spare cash, a bit more reliability and peace of mind may be worth setting up a RAID-1 array.
  
  Bottom line: RAID-0 arrays will win you just about any benchmark, but they'll deliver virtually nothing more than that for real world desktop performance. That's just the cold hard truth.''
  
  Persze a linkelt oldalakon sem ért hozzá senki, csak adja a lovat Karib alá...
  
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