11-30-2007, 08:18 PM
RAID 0 or 1 ??
RAID Zero would give you some potential added speed with the posibility of total loss of data should one of the drives in the array fail.
RAID One gives you a duplicate of your backup in case one of the drives in the array fails.
RAID Zero would give you some potential added speed with the posibility of total loss of data should one of the drives in the array fail.
RAID One gives you a duplicate of your backup in case one of the drives in the array fails.