What will happen if I try RAID 0 on (three) identical disks?

[CompTIA_Rep]

I BUY I BUY.

50 dollar I offer you.
Take it, it good offer.


(best asian voice).

 

[choirbass]

I BUY I BUY.

50 dollar I offer you.
Take it, it good offer.


(best asian voice).

lol, theyre only the 36GB versions anyhow (makes for a good os drive if anything)... im sure newegg still has some, maybe

like, each of the 3 have access times of 7.9ms, and average transfer rates of 58MB/s each... and the other defunct raptor has 8.5ms... average transfer rates of only 46MB/s... so, i can only assume its a dud raptor, because it consistantly performs slower than the others, so yeah... its one im intentionally not using in raid for that reason alone...

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

So I take it you wont sell?

 

[choirbass]

sorry, i know theyre not being used right now (which i know does seem like a waste in all honesty), but ill find a use for them eventually... my brothers computer could make use of it more than anything... but he doesnt have any sata ports on his MB right now, still being on socket A actually... so he needs all the help he can get as far as improving his computers performance, in any way possible, lol

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

So I take it you wont sell them?

 

[choirbass]

uh uh. sorry.

 

[hball]

You provided no proof. Im convinced 3 drives in raid 0 is not possible.

Nobody here need prove anything to you. I am running a 3 drive Raid 0 setup and you can go suck eggs.

hball

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

HAHAHA. I was joking, but thanks for the suggestion.

 

[gpfear]

If you need 3 drives in RAID 0, although its completely possible in your desktop. You might want to look at a SATA mobile trays in your 5.25" bays if you have the space. I'm getting lazy in my old age so I hate opening my tower. Just my two lincolns.

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

penies are soo outdated. I say we up the cost of our thoughts to at least a quarter... call it a living wage increase.