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intel matrix storage technology. what is it?
- Thread starter stopmenow
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At the most basic level, that is true.
What it's advantage is that no one else does on the chipset level yet is that it lets you mix RAID levels on drives at the logical parition level.
That is have two drives with one RAID 0 parittion and one RAID 1 partition on the same two drives, or even RAID 5 on partitions with 3 or more drives.
==>Lazn
What it's advantage is that no one else does on the chipset level yet is that it lets you mix RAID levels on drives at the logical parition level.
That is have two drives with one RAID 0 parittion and one RAID 1 partition on the same two drives, or even RAID 5 on partitions with 3 or more drives.
==>Lazn
stopmenow said:question: this partition you are talking, does it work the same as with single drives??
RAID is in no way usable on single drives.
Do you mean as with independant drives? Here is an article on it, older and before it supported RAID 5, but you get the gist: http://www.techreport.com/reviews/2005q1/matrix-raid/index.x?pg=1
==>Lazn
what he is trying to say is that intel supports multiple RAID-volumes per drive.stopmenow said:question: this partition you are talking, does it work the same as with single drives??
Example: you have two 300GB drives. you want a small, fast boot partition and a secure data partition. With only two drive, you can say have a 60GB boot partition as RAID-0 and a 270GB RAID-1 data partition.