| Re: Should I get a RAID hard drive? What do you do that you would think RAID would be a good idea? How much
data do you generate? What I do is have two hard drives in my computer and
I develop software. When I'm done with working for the day, I copy the
project over to the other hard drive (only takes a few seconds) and I have a
complete, seperate, backup.
I also do photography so I have many photos, I do the same thing, copy data
to the other hard drive. Takes a few seconds to initiate the copy then let
it go. If my either hard drive fails, I have a good backup. You most
likely don't need RAID. I did like the article and it gives good advice.
"bill.boylan" <bill.boylan@cox.net> wrote in message
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> I'm buying a new computer with Vista installed. One of the options I can
> specify is a "DataSafe" hard drive which is really three hard drives: two
> drives for the RAID 0 and one drive to backup the whole thing. I'm getting
> cold feet on this. If anybody reading this has had RAID experience, please
> give me some advice.
>
> Bill Boylan
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