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Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?



 
 
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Old October 5th 07, 08:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BENAGLIA
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5 disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great

AndyB
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Old October 5th 07, 09:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
cvp[_2_]
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like to
know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great

AndyB


Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you choose.
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Old October 5th 07, 10:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BENAGLIA
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and hardware is
compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard. I have
been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their potential but
was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy workloads. Any hassles
encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
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BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5 disk's
and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like to
know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB


Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are 64
bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you choose.


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Old October 5th 07, 10:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
cvp[_2_]
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

BENAGLIA wrote:
No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and hardware
is compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard.
I have been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their
potential but was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy
workloads. Any hassles encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like
to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB


Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you
choose.



No problems at all. In fact, the availability of more than 2TB "drives"
was a major reason for my moving to Vista.
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Old October 5th 07, 10:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BENAGLIA
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

Thanks, will start doing my usul homework for the system and see how Vista
64 operates. Will be of great help having enough HD space for my work.
Thanks again
Andyb

"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and hardware
is compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard. I
have been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their
potential but was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy
workloads. Any hassles encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista
system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like
to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB

Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you
choose.



No problems at all. In fact, the availability of more than 2TB "drives"
was a major reason for my moving to Vista.


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Old October 7th 07, 08:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Bill Hill
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

Make sure you get RAID-ready drives, like enterprise class drives. If it
doesn't say RAID, it isn't ready. Why?

Because RAID drives need tight control of timing windows, and may
desktop-class drives assume you have only one, so if they need to do a quick
re-cal, you'll wait for it.

In an array, the ready status of each drive can't fluctuate for any reason.

WD is a proven source for good drives in each class, just read the specs on
your preferred choice.

Have fun.

"cvp" wrote:

BENAGLIA wrote:
No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and hardware
is compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard.
I have been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their
potential but was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy
workloads. Any hassles encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like
to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB

Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you
choose.



No problems at all. In fact, the availability of more than 2TB "drives"
was a major reason for my moving to Vista.

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Old October 7th 07, 08:29 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
BENAGLIA
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Posts: 35
Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

Thank you very much for the advice, will keep a careful eye on the Raid
drives matter as I go along.

Thanks again to you all
AndyB

"Bill Hill" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Make sure you get RAID-ready drives, like enterprise class drives. If it
doesn't say RAID, it isn't ready. Why?

Because RAID drives need tight control of timing windows, and may
desktop-class drives assume you have only one, so if they need to do a
quick
re-cal, you'll wait for it.

In an array, the ready status of each drive can't fluctuate for any
reason.

WD is a proven source for good drives in each class, just read the specs
on
your preferred choice.

Have fun.

"cvp" wrote:

BENAGLIA wrote:
No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and
hardware
is compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard.
I have been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their
potential but was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy
workloads. Any hassles encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista
system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like
to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB

Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you
choose.


No problems at all. In fact, the availability of more than 2TB "drives"
was a major reason for my moving to Vista.


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Old October 12th 07, 04:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Bill Hill
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Default Raid 5 HD with Vista 64?

Personally, I prefer the Adaptec RAID controllers, FYI

"BENAGLIA" wrote:

Thank you very much for the advice, will keep a careful eye on the Raid
drives matter as I go along.

Thanks again to you all
AndyB

"Bill Hill" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Make sure you get RAID-ready drives, like enterprise class drives. If it
doesn't say RAID, it isn't ready. Why?

Because RAID drives need tight control of timing windows, and may
desktop-class drives assume you have only one, so if they need to do a
quick
re-cal, you'll wait for it.

In an array, the ready status of each drive can't fluctuate for any
reason.

WD is a proven source for good drives in each class, just read the specs
on
your preferred choice.

Have fun.

"cvp" wrote:

BENAGLIA wrote:
No great hassles with drivers and software, all my software and
hardware
is compatible and will probably have an Asus P5W DH Deluxe motherboard.
I have been using Raid 0 for quite a few years and fully use their
potential but was told Raid 5 was more secure and better for heavy
workloads. Any hassles encountered on your side with Raid 5 : Vista
system?

Thanks AndyB


"cvp" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
BENAGLIA wrote:
Evening to all
I have in mind of assembling a new high performance Pc with Raid 5
disk's and Vista Business 64 bit operating system.
My pc now has Vista Business 64 and Raid 0 disk's and I am fully
satisfied but need to set up a second working stationa and would like
to know if anyone has tried Vista 64 with Raid 5 HD.
Any news would be great
AndyB

Sure from day one. The only thing you need to ensure is that there are
64 bit Vista drivers available for whichever card/onboard Raid you
choose.


No problems at all. In fact, the availability of more than 2TB "drives"
was a major reason for my moving to Vista.



 




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