yfan Member Joined Apr 25, 2002 Location San Diego Oct 30, 2002 #1 does partitioning your raid 0 array drive negate the performance increase? There was a brief mention of that in this months maximum pc mag.
does partitioning your raid 0 array drive negate the performance increase? There was a brief mention of that in this months maximum pc mag.
N NeoMoses Member Joined Jul 7, 2001 Oct 30, 2002 #2 i have never noticed a performance hit. I have a 10 GB partition for my OS, and one other huge partition for storage. No probs so far.
i have never noticed a performance hit. I have a 10 GB partition for my OS, and one other huge partition for storage. No probs so far.
Sonny Senior TIFOSI Joined Aug 3, 2001 Location VARIANTE ASCARI Oct 30, 2002 #3 I also have 2 partitions on my array. I never tried it with just one partition so I'm not sure if there is a performance hit.
I also have 2 partitions on my array. I never tried it with just one partition so I'm not sure if there is a performance hit.
OP yfan Member Joined Apr 25, 2002 Location San Diego Oct 30, 2002 Thread Starter #4 NeoMoses said: i have never noticed a performance hit. I have a 10 GB partition for my OS, and one other huge partition for storage. No probs so far. Click to expand... same thing i did. Makes it easy if you have to reformat
NeoMoses said: i have never noticed a performance hit. I have a 10 GB partition for my OS, and one other huge partition for storage. No probs so far. Click to expand... same thing i did. Makes it easy if you have to reformat