One day, a developer is going to put things everyone likes together and make the GREATEST VIDEO GAME EVERS. He's going to realize that everybody loves these three things:
1.Zombies
2.Chicks
3.Guns
So, why not put them all together? What do you get? ZOMBIE CHICKS WITH GUNS!!! THE LATEST IN RACING GAMES!!!!!! Your a zombie chick, WITH GUNS!!!!!! Everything is better with muddy dirty zombie chicks, PULVERISING EACHOTHER!!!! Lol, tell us your over the top video game.
The question is why do you want to use any type of RAID? The two main reasons are usually a slight performance improvement or data redundancy.
I can't imagine any performance increase with such an old drive, and for data redundancy, you'd be reducing your entire storage capacity to 70GB essentially wasting 80% of the larger drive.
I don't see a benefit here.
--------------------- I agree with doublehelix's post..
unless u really need the data redundancy, buy another 320GB drive. mirror those and leave the 70GB as your os.
other then that, wouldnt bother personally.
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Oh my God. I realize this. That is why I want to know what else I should set it to in my BIOS if I shouldn't use RAID.
[QUOTE="Krendog"]I have this topic not only going on here but on a tech support website, and they were suggesting that I not use RAID because of my two very different Hard drives in size. What do you guys recommend I do then?darksusperia
use 2 harddrives of the same size.
try those drivers I listed.
I wouldnt do it with diff sized drives..asking for issues that is.
Well then what do I put in the BIOS instead of RAID? What do you guys recommend because I really don't care about the slight performace enhancement it can offer if it is a confusing pile of bullcrap. By the way here is the link to the other website if you wanna see what they recommend I do http://forums.techguy.org/windows-nt-2000-xp/726420-raid-drives-how-install.html#post5962154
I have this topic not only going on here but on a tech support website, and they were suggesting that I not use RAID because of my two very different Hard drives in size. What do you guys recommend I do then?
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