D devil_warrior In Runtime Messages 169 Feb 18, 2005 #1 2 200gb 7,200 rpm hard drives configured to RAID 0 or 1 146gb 10,000 rpm hardr drive?.
Alvin.C Fully Optimized Messages 2,581 Location London Feb 18, 2005 #2 Re: Hello, I say two 200GB 7,200RPM RAID 0 Drives . Although, would you need 400GB !?!? :amazed:
2 24/7 Gamer In Runtime Messages 134 Feb 18, 2005 #3 I'd say the 146Gb one. You'll get a faster access time and I seriouly doubt you'll need 400Gb!! unless your a programmer or something. What exactly do you want all the space for, it might be useful to find out.
I'd say the 146Gb one. You'll get a faster access time and I seriouly doubt you'll need 400Gb!! unless your a programmer or something. What exactly do you want all the space for, it might be useful to find out.
V VIII Daemon Poster Messages 1,019 Feb 18, 2005 #4 the 10k id say... if u were to fill those 400gb then it would be slow as.. I dont think ne1 reallly needs more than 200gig at the mo cept in really special circumstances .... i mean even with photoshop n vb n all that its not gona take like 400
the 10k id say... if u were to fill those 400gb then it would be slow as.. I dont think ne1 reallly needs more than 200gig at the mo cept in really special circumstances .... i mean even with photoshop n vb n all that its not gona take like 400
J jolancer Daemon Poster Messages 1,349 Feb 18, 2005 #5 i havnt tryed, but i bet u could fill 400gb's. i bet some anime freaks have over 400gb's of eps. the 10,000 rpm drive would probably be faster. and you wouldnt need to worry about 1 drive f'in up your raid array, and loosing all 400gb's of data.
i havnt tryed, but i bet u could fill 400gb's. i bet some anime freaks have over 400gb's of eps. the 10,000 rpm drive would probably be faster. and you wouldnt need to worry about 1 drive f'in up your raid array, and loosing all 400gb's of data.
C chog In Runtime Messages 416 Feb 18, 2005 #6 Faster, probably the 10k. Better for down the road, The 2x200gb.
S Soloman02 In Runtime Messages 374 Feb 18, 2005 #7 but, you can always buy another HD down the road to use wih the current one as well