I have read (though have never had experience with) about using SCSI HDD vs. IDE HDD, and the supposed performance increases. My question is three fold:
1) Do SCSI drives really outperform IDE drives by all that much (ie enough to make it worth the expense of a SCSI card and cables and the issues of setting them up)?
2) If so, can you arrange SCSI drives in RAID 0?
3) If you can arrange SCSI drives in RAID 0, how would you go about it? I know what RAID is and how it works, but have zero experience setting them up.
Thanks for any info.
allgoodpeople
"It's a dog eat dog world, and I'm wearing milkbone underwear."
1) Do SCSI drives really outperform IDE drives by all that much (ie enough to make it worth the expense of a SCSI card and cables and the issues of setting them up)?
2) If so, can you arrange SCSI drives in RAID 0?
3) If you can arrange SCSI drives in RAID 0, how would you go about it? I know what RAID is and how it works, but have zero experience setting them up.
Thanks for any info.
allgoodpeople
"It's a dog eat dog world, and I'm wearing milkbone underwear."