If you want that much speed, you're probably doing something important with large amounts of data.
If you have that much data you want to work with, it's probably important.
If you use RAID0, you spread it across two drives and have nothing complete, thusly you are twice as likely to lose everything.
Personally I wouldn't bother with anything less than RAID5, but maybe that's just me. Also, it would have to be hot swappable. Guess I got spoiled watching my dad work on the big iron. :-)
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If you want that much speed, you're probably doing something important with large amounts of data.
If you have that much data you want to work with, it's probably important.
If you use RAID0, you spread it across two drives and have nothing complete, thusly you are twice as likely to lose everything.
Personally I wouldn't bother with anything less than RAID5, but maybe that's just me. Also, it would have to be hot swappable. Guess I got spoiled watching my dad work on the big iron. :-)