Well, I have to thank SSS for his rather curt advice on RAID 0. What do you have to lose if your data is on another drive/drives and you have a backup? A bit of time? You'll more than make up for that loss with the responsiveness of your system.
Village Idiot and BFBC2 Master
Well, I have to thank SSS for his rather curt advice on RAID 0. What do you have to lose if your data is on another drive/drives and you have a backup? A bit of time? You'll more than make up for that loss with the responsiveness of your system.
Stupid BF3 Sig is wrong coz I obviously travel a couple of weeks ahead of electrons.
Ze Dsherman
I have been separating OS and data for ages. But thanks to the way Windows does it's thing, there are *always* data on the system drive that are a bit of a hassle to lose. As the joke goes, the 0 in RAID0 stands for the amount of files you get back in case of a disk failure...
It is not the responsibility of a defender to leave the objective unguarded just so his opponent sucks less.
TS lurker extraordinaire
Found this article... Still want a SSD though.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...rate,2923.html
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