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I do love this saying.
yes there are some cases were you have enough HA on ur data that having raid0 is fine and allowed there are lots of cases were your getting extra disk space and you that disk space means nothing if 1 drive is out. OP maybe able to use smaller ssd and get a spinning disk in place at better value. I sometimes send small ssd's to dc so i can have a little mixed work load.
i know its an imporant one because most of the time we want to raid 0 something that has no redunacy and may not even have backups. if your really someones friend you make sure to talk to them about it. dont get me wron your gaming computer or laptop may have some sort of raid 0 mstat or something installed and its cool because of of your data is programs and has some sort of steam cloud storage and the list goes on and you can always have ur normal files in a drop box or what ever.
I run Raid-1000 On all my nodes.
That 135MB/s is meaningless anyways unless you're talking about a single user system with high streaming loads (eg video editing workstations). A server, outside of e-peen benchmarking will not see sequential load bottlenecking. IOPs is more important, and that you have enough of.
Die let dd benchmarking, die.
not that it cant be done but you would not gain anything from it your better off just doing a raid 100 or something.
I am kidding, i don't really run Raid-1000.
Hahaha, so funny.
Hi jazz, did you end up with a SSD model @ soyoustart?
Because I am wondering if you got ECC memory or not on that machine
( dmidecode --type memory )