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  1. 01-24-2010 12:00 PM #1
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    Raid 0+1 questions

    I recently tried raid 10 but for some reason Intel matrix storage wouldn't let me select raid 10.
    I was under the impression 0+1 supported two identical drives
    also Windows7 didn't need raid drivers or accept the floppy raid drivers I tried
    I ended up raid 0
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    RAID 0+1 requires four drives, not two.

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    I figured that was the case but I did read somewhere it was supported.
    probably a brain fart

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    lol. Noob!!!


    just kidding. But RAID 10 is basically a mirrored array of stripped drives.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TSIMonster View Post
    lol. Noob!!!


    just kidding. But RAID 10 is basically a mirrored array of stripped drives.
    Thats what I wanted
    the performance of raid 0 with the redundancy of raid 1
    oh well I have plenty of back up disk space

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    You're probably thinking of Intel Matrix RAID where you can divide an array consisting of two drives into RAID 0 and RAID 1.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wuzy View Post
    You're probably thinking of Intel Matrix RAID where you can divide an array consisting of two drives into RAID 0 and RAID 1.
    Yes I believe that was it
    two drives split into 4 partitions.
    I read it quite some time ago on the Intel site.
    I'll have to dig that up because Its not clear what the requirements actually are
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    Quote Originally Posted by kwalker View Post
    Yes I believe that was it
    two drives split into 4 partitions.
    I read it quite some time ago on the Intel site.
    I'll have to dig that up because Its not clear what the requirements actually are
    looking forward to this guide too. it would be great to try this on since 4 hdds for raid 10 are too expensive for me


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