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Question.
Ive been reading about GPT and how it allows you to extend partitions past 2TB and 128 Primary partitions. This seem to be a Network related Feature, Similar to RAID 10; not necessary for a Home PC. Although I like the CRC feature that accompanies it.
Now I have 3 320gb's in RAID 5, why?, for all the reasons you'd use RAID 5; as the Jr. version of RAID10. I am using my Home PC for Work applications and thats really the reason why RAID5 Instead of RAID 1.If you know about RAID I do not need to explain the benefits from 1 -5. if you dont read the RAID thread at a min.
1. now do i really need CRC w/ GPT if I'm running RAID 5. or is it a case of too much is never enough?
2.Also I'm looking partitioning the drives to have a place for programs, as my system drive is a 36gb Raptor?
3. Can I add disks in the future to the RAID?
Ive been reading about GPT and how it allows you to extend partitions past 2TB and 128 Primary partitions. This seem to be a Network related Feature, Similar to RAID 10; not necessary for a Home PC. Although I like the CRC feature that accompanies it.
Now I have 3 320gb's in RAID 5, why?, for all the reasons you'd use RAID 5; as the Jr. version of RAID10. I am using my Home PC for Work applications and thats really the reason why RAID5 Instead of RAID 1.If you know about RAID I do not need to explain the benefits from 1 -5. if you dont read the RAID thread at a min.
1. now do i really need CRC w/ GPT if I'm running RAID 5. or is it a case of too much is never enough?
2.Also I'm looking partitioning the drives to have a place for programs, as my system drive is a 36gb Raptor?
3. Can I add disks in the future to the RAID?