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Probable reason they're not using RAID 5 is that it has poor write performance when compared to RAID 10.
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Probable reason they're not using RAID 5 is that it has poor write performance when compared to RAID 10.

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the thing that was getting me was that i had to go under maintenece to see the raid config
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the thing that was getting me was that i had to go under maintenece to see the raid config

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I want to use raid 10 on all 6 disks and have one volume for the os of 80 gB I want the 2 volumes to appear as 2 physical drives in windows 2008 R2, using smart start what options would i choose ?
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I want to use raid 10 on all 6 disks and have one volume for the os of 80 gB I want the 2 volumes to appear as 2 physical drives in windows 2008 R2, using smart start what options would i choose ?

setting up HP ML 370 G6 with RAID 10

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