I have a RAID-6 array set up on one computer (let's call it the "server") and am mounting a directory via NFS from it onto another computer (the "client"). When I do any sort of operation on the ...

Statistically, is this like to match the gain in reduced Average Seek Time from partial-stroking a RAID-0 array?<br><br>I'm not so sure how necessary really high STRs are - I'm simply pointing out ...

In simple layman’s terms, RAID is a technology that allows users to combine multiple physical disk drives into a single unit. This improves data storage performance and reliability, enhances data ...

RAID, or “redundant array of independent disks,” uses redundancy to provide a more robust disk-drive array capable of operation even with the loss of a drive (Fig. 1). RAID 1 replicates data with a 50 ...

Make old hard drives fast again—why gamers should actually use RAID 0 ...