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Processor | AMD Ryzen 3800X / AMD 8350 |
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Motherboard | ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming X / Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 Revision 3.0 |
Cooling | Stock / Corsair H100 |
Memory | 32GB / 24GB |
Video Card(s) | Sapphire RX 6800 / AMD Radeon 290X (Toggling until 6950XT) |
Storage | C:\ 1TB SSD, D:\ RAID-1 1TB SSD, 2x4TB-RAID-1 |
Display(s) | Samsung U32E850R |
Case | be quiet! Dark Base Pro 900 Black rev. 2 / Fractal Design |
Audio Device(s) | Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi |
Power Supply | EVGA Supernova 1300G2 / EVGA Supernova 850G+ |
Mouse | Logitech M-U0007 |
Keyboard | Logitech G110 / Logitech G110 |
I am curious how people's luck with SSD RAID setups have been across various brands. I currently have three RAID 1s that I'll be consolidating later this year.
Currently all my SSDs are 1TB Samsung though I had tried setting up a RAID 1 with Crucial SSDs years ago and it flat-out refused. I don't have the budget to test various brands though this is a hardware video I'll do once my web business blows up and I'll cover lots of really miscellaneous "edge" cases.
For those curious my current setup versus the desired new setup:
C:\ Single Samsung 1TB drive that I clone when Windows 7 kos.
D:\ RAID 1 Samsung 1TB for My Documents (or "User Files"). Thanks to Microsoft for 7+ it requires a bit of a registry hack. It's very nice not having personal files on your OS drive!
E:\ RAID 1 WD Green 4TB drives.
F:\ RAID 1 HGST 7200RPM 4TB drives.
Thankfully drive capacity has greatly improved. Before Intel killed HardOCP I enjoyed reading news there a lot and there is that cloud storage company that releases data information. Any way my main goal is to consolidate the mass storage and reduce overall SATA port reliance. I'm at 10 SATA with my 5.25 bay adapter that I use to treat hard drives like floppy disks.
C:\ Single NVMe SSD, 1TB though 2TB would be nice.
D:\ 2x2TB NVMe SSD
E:\ 12B HGST though ideally 16TB HGST; they seem to have the highest "life" expectancy across all brands.
Any way, who else has/uses RAID with SSDs and how have various brands work for you?
Currently all my SSDs are 1TB Samsung though I had tried setting up a RAID 1 with Crucial SSDs years ago and it flat-out refused. I don't have the budget to test various brands though this is a hardware video I'll do once my web business blows up and I'll cover lots of really miscellaneous "edge" cases.
For those curious my current setup versus the desired new setup:
C:\ Single Samsung 1TB drive that I clone when Windows 7 kos.
D:\ RAID 1 Samsung 1TB for My Documents (or "User Files"). Thanks to Microsoft for 7+ it requires a bit of a registry hack. It's very nice not having personal files on your OS drive!
E:\ RAID 1 WD Green 4TB drives.
F:\ RAID 1 HGST 7200RPM 4TB drives.
Thankfully drive capacity has greatly improved. Before Intel killed HardOCP I enjoyed reading news there a lot and there is that cloud storage company that releases data information. Any way my main goal is to consolidate the mass storage and reduce overall SATA port reliance. I'm at 10 SATA with my 5.25 bay adapter that I use to treat hard drives like floppy disks.
C:\ Single NVMe SSD, 1TB though 2TB would be nice.
D:\ 2x2TB NVMe SSD
E:\ 12B HGST though ideally 16TB HGST; they seem to have the highest "life" expectancy across all brands.
Any way, who else has/uses RAID with SSDs and how have various brands work for you?