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Sounds like you are streaming within your home network. If that's the case, you can just look for a good gigabit switch (newegg should have one for cheap). :)
That's what I did for my system. I didn't have any failure. I was testing ZFS on a test setup and transferred to my server setup. No need to recreate cifs and nfs shares. They are imported along with the array.
For this build, you can probably look into Xeon W series of processors. W35xx processors are the xeon version of 9xx processors, and does not cost as much as the dual socket cpus, such as E5620.
schnell,
I'm a hardware raid guy, at least used to be. I'm recently researching into ZFS, which really does look very good over a raid 5/6. I'm currently running an adaptec 5805. It's overall a good controller, but has some strange behaviors with hard drives not on the compatibility list...
Only thing is that your main rig, htpc and reveiver will share a single gigabit connection to your 16port switch. So if you are accessing files on your WHS from both htpc and main rig at the same time, you may experience slightly lowered speed, but likely not a big deal
Adnan,
It sound about right to me. I recently build a new pc with a 120G SSD and 2x120G Raid0. However, I did not install the hard drives at the beginning for the reason that I needed to change a few bios settings and tried to avoid frequent restarts on the hard drives. Once you set SATA mode...