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P4P800-E Deluxe Raid questions
I have got a P4P800-E Deluxe board and 2 SATA drives. I am going to
hookup them up in a RAID 1 setup. Should I use the Promise raid controller or should I use the built in INTEL raid controller for my RAID 1 setup? What advantages are there either way? One other question. What if my motherboard with on board RAID fails 3 years from now. Say I cannot get an exact replacement Board (out of production), how would I recover my data on the RAID 1 hard drives? If the raid was hooked up to a separate RAID PCI controller and the motherboard went, I could just get any motherboard and transfer the RAID card and Hard Drives to that motherboard and again use the existing data on the hard dives. How would I handle this scenario with a motherboard with build in RAID? TIA |
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tony wrote:
I have got a P4P800-E Deluxe board and 2 SATA drives. I am going to hookup them up in a RAID 1 setup. Should I use the Promise raid controller or should I use the built in INTEL raid controller for my RAID 1 setup? What advantages are there either way? One other question. What if my motherboard with on board RAID fails 3 years from now. Say I cannot get an exact replacement Board (out of production), how would I recover my data on the RAID 1 hard drives? If the raid was hooked up to a separate RAID PCI controller and the motherboard went, I could just get any motherboard and transfer the RAID card and Hard Drives to that motherboard and again use the existing data on the hard dives. How would I handle this scenario with a motherboard with build in RAID? TIA In 3 years from now there may be better technology available, hard drives are becoming more reliable and optical storage (cd and dvd) cheaper. You would be better advised to make regular backups of important data to cd anyway as hard drives are mechanical and subject to shock and vibration. |
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