Such as:

RAID 0 or strip or stripping

• RAID 0 - is it worth it?

• RAID0 - file system performance using a strip-

• RAID 0 - data recovery

• RAID 0 - a data security

RAID 1 Mirroring or Mirror

• RAID 1 - is it worth?

• RAID 1 - Data Security

• RAID 1 - efficiency and speed reading

And of course:
RAID data recovery

and general questions on RAID performance, speed and reading, and data security issues and ways ofrecovering data from RAID.

This article is based on several tests using hardware RAID on the MSI 790FX-GD70.

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This board (MSI 790FX-GD70) is distinguished by a built-in hardware RAID controller. In theory this means that the raid is carried out by the CPU chip, and not with the driver and operating system. In other words should be faster, more efficient and more stable.

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How was it in reality? It turns out the tests.

The plate that we used to build a workstation configured to work in AutoCad.

Additional components of the computer are:

Phenom II 965

8GB 1333MHz RAM Geil Black Dragon

ASUS GTS250 512M

2x Samsung 1TB 32MB HD103SJ F3

Chieftec APS-750C

The whole of Windows 7 Professional x64 (64 bit)

Unfortunately, due to the fact that the equipment had to be quickly delivered to the customer did not have time to do testing on Windows XP.

Above the mirror test matrix built on the SATA controller (RAID software)

Above the second test performed on a hardware SATA RAID controller