Which way would be the best way?
I am making some changes to my system.
I have a WD JB 250gb drive that I am going to use as a C drive and back up for my 200gb Raid 0 array.
The raid card is the 3 ware 7500 (4) port raid card.
The choices are either I install it on one of the 2 remaining free ports and boot off the 3ware card and basically run off the 3ware card for everything.
Or
I install the drive on an IDE.
I currently have an 80gb drive that I am useing for my C drive installed in an IDE.
You should know, if you don't, that the board I am running is a Supermicro dual Xeon board. The 3ware card is in a 66/64 slot.
I assume that If I install it on the 3ware card running in a 66/64 slot I should have an advantage because the 66/64 bus is not on the same buss as the 33mhz/PCI bus thus I should see a bit of a performace boost... yes?
Thanks,
"g"
I have a WD JB 250gb drive that I am going to use as a C drive and back up for my 200gb Raid 0 array.
The raid card is the 3 ware 7500 (4) port raid card.
The choices are either I install it on one of the 2 remaining free ports and boot off the 3ware card and basically run off the 3ware card for everything.
Or
I install the drive on an IDE.
I currently have an 80gb drive that I am useing for my C drive installed in an IDE.
You should know, if you don't, that the board I am running is a Supermicro dual Xeon board. The 3ware card is in a 66/64 slot.
I assume that If I install it on the 3ware card running in a 66/64 slot I should have an advantage because the 66/64 bus is not on the same buss as the 33mhz/PCI bus thus I should see a bit of a performace boost... yes?
Thanks,
"g"
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single scsi drive for OS (this could be an ide drive too)
and a raid0 with 4 x 120gig using a 3ware escalade 7***, and running at 64/33,
here is a pic
hope this helps.