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in raid 0 - no parity, i suppose it still has to figure out the stripes.
i suppose this is a good example of why it's best to have hardware doing
this for you...
but then again, if your cpu is fast enough and you have sufficent ram, then
a performance array (raid 0) will still give a boost to write performance, right
>> read or write performance is boosted is a little vague. As i recall,
>> if you use seperate channels for each disk, it will increase write
>> performance, since you can write half the data to each disk
>> simultaneously.
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> However for software reid the CPU also have to compute for disk parity
> and stripes.
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> jondz
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