P4P800 E Deluxe and RAID 0+1 (raid 5?)

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HI,
I just want to know if is it possible to do raid 0+1 (raid 5) with this MB.
For me Raid 0+1 means 3 HD and performance of Raid 0 stripping an raid 1
security by error control.

1) is this feature enabled with the promise controller
2) where can I find the settings and the performances?

Thank's
MAN BIORS
FRANCE
 

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AFAIK raid 5 is not available on the promise controller.
RAID 0 - faster reads / writes, greatly reduced data security
RAID 1 - faster reads, mirrored data.
RAID 0+1 - best of both worlds, requires 4 drives minimum
RAID 5 - faster reads, slower writes.

If you can afford it and want resilience to drive failure (not human
stupidity), use RAID 1.
RAID 0 should not be used unless you are prepared to lose all data in the
event of a drive failure.

With the reduced cost of drives and increase in performance of RAID 0+1 (aka
raid 10), RAID 5 is becoming less common.

You can buy add in cards that will do raid 5 very well. See
www.tomshardware.com for some reviews.

To have resilience to human stupidity, you need a good backup system,
undelete utility, user education, and security...

"biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
news:41f2383b$0$1030$626a14ce@news.free.fr...
> HI,
> I just want to know if is it possible to do raid 0+1 (raid 5) with this
> MB.
> For me Raid 0+1 means 3 HD and performance of Raid 0 stripping an raid 1
> security by error control.
>
> 1) is this feature enabled with the promise controller
> 2) where can I find the settings and the performances?
>
> Thank's
> MAN BIORS
> FRANCE
>
>
>
 
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Thank's for your advises....
Man BIORS

"Mercury" <me@spam.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
csul5j$lvk$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...
> AFAIK raid 5 is not available on the promise controller.
> RAID 0 - faster reads / writes, greatly reduced data security
> RAID 1 - faster reads, mirrored data.
> RAID 0+1 - best of both worlds, requires 4 drives minimum
> RAID 5 - faster reads, slower writes.
>
> If you can afford it and want resilience to drive failure (not human
> stupidity), use RAID 1.
> RAID 0 should not be used unless you are prepared to lose all data in the
> event of a drive failure.
>
> With the reduced cost of drives and increase in performance of RAID 0+1
> (aka raid 10), RAID 5 is becoming less common.
>
> You can buy add in cards that will do raid 5 very well. See
> www.tomshardware.com for some reviews.
>
> To have resilience to human stupidity, you need a good backup system,
> undelete utility, user education, and security...
>
> "biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
> news:41f2383b$0$1030$626a14ce@news.free.fr...
>> HI,
>> I just want to know if is it possible to do raid 0+1 (raid 5) with this
>> MB.
>> For me Raid 0+1 means 3 HD and performance of Raid 0 stripping an raid 1
>> security by error control.
>>
>> 1) is this feature enabled with the promise controller
>> 2) where can I find the settings and the performances?
>>
>> Thank's
>> MAN BIORS
>> FRANCE
>>
>>
>>
>
>
 

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I could understand the fear of raid 0 in days past but with DVD burners
and media being sooo cheap who cares if you lose it? Sure don't use
on a business machine and if you do taxes, Quicken any other important
stuff you should already be backing up to something other than internal
drives anyway.

I have two 160 gig drives in raid 0 and I have everything on em backed up.



"biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
news:41f38691$0$2540$636a15ce@news.free.fr...
> Thank's for your advises....
> Man BIORS
>
> "Mercury" <me@spam.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> csul5j$lvk$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...
>> AFAIK raid 5 is not available on the promise controller.
>> RAID 0 - faster reads / writes, greatly reduced data security
>> RAID 1 - faster reads, mirrored data.
>> RAID 0+1 - best of both worlds, requires 4 drives minimum
>> RAID 5 - faster reads, slower writes.
>>
>> If you can afford it and want resilience to drive failure (not human
>> stupidity), use RAID 1.
>> RAID 0 should not be used unless you are prepared to lose all data in the
>> event of a drive failure.
>>
>> With the reduced cost of drives and increase in performance of RAID 0+1
>> (aka raid 10), RAID 5 is becoming less common.
>>
>> You can buy add in cards that will do raid 5 very well. See
>> www.tomshardware.com for some reviews.
>>
>> To have resilience to human stupidity, you need a good backup system,
>> undelete utility, user education, and security...
>>
>> "biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
>> news:41f2383b$0$1030$626a14ce@news.free.fr...
>>> HI,
>>> I just want to know if is it possible to do raid 0+1 (raid 5) with this
>>> MB.
>>> For me Raid 0+1 means 3 HD and performance of Raid 0 stripping an raid 1
>>> security by error control.
>>>
>>> 1) is this feature enabled with the promise controller
>>> 2) where can I find the settings and the performances?
>>>
>>> Thank's
>>> MAN BIORS
>>> FRANCE
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
 
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According to my (English language) manual, Section 5.6, page 5-19, the
Promise RAID controller will support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 0+1, and
multi-RAID (not sure what that is!), using the SATA connections & the
parallel RAID connection.


On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 19:00:37 -0600, "tk" <tk@home.com> wrote:

>I could understand the fear of raid 0 in days past but with DVD burners
>and media being sooo cheap who cares if you lose it? Sure don't use
>on a business machine and if you do taxes, Quicken any other important
>stuff you should already be backing up to something other than internal
>drives anyway.
>
>I have two 160 gig drives in raid 0 and I have everything on em backed up.
>
>
>
>"biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
>news:41f38691$0$2540$636a15ce@news.free.fr...
>> Thank's for your advises....
>> Man BIORS
>>
>> "Mercury" <me@spam.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
>> csul5j$lvk$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...
>>> AFAIK raid 5 is not available on the promise controller.
>>> RAID 0 - faster reads / writes, greatly reduced data security
>>> RAID 1 - faster reads, mirrored data.
>>> RAID 0+1 - best of both worlds, requires 4 drives minimum
>>> RAID 5 - faster reads, slower writes.
>>>
>>> If you can afford it and want resilience to drive failure (not human
>>> stupidity), use RAID 1.
>>> RAID 0 should not be used unless you are prepared to lose all data in the
>>> event of a drive failure.
>>>
>>> With the reduced cost of drives and increase in performance of RAID 0+1
>>> (aka raid 10), RAID 5 is becoming less common.
>>>
>>> You can buy add in cards that will do raid 5 very well. See
>>> www.tomshardware.com for some reviews.
>>>
>>> To have resilience to human stupidity, you need a good backup system,
>>> undelete utility, user education, and security...
>>>
>>> "biors" <biors@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
>>> news:41f2383b$0$1030$626a14ce@news.free.fr...
>>>> HI,
>>>> I just want to know if is it possible to do raid 0+1 (raid 5) with this
>>>> MB.
>>>> For me Raid 0+1 means 3 HD and performance of Raid 0 stripping an raid 1
>>>> security by error control.
>>>>
>>>> 1) is this feature enabled with the promise controller
>>>> 2) where can I find the settings and the performances?
>>>>
>>>> Thank's
>>>> MAN BIORS
>>>> FRANCE
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>

Dave Gillingham
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