Raid 1 With 2 Different Size Drives at Doris Rhames blog

Raid 1 With 2 Different Size Drives. The smaller of the drives. However, there are some potential downsides. Will dictate the overall speed. As for raid 5/6, both have the parity space portion. Points to remember for a raid 1: Raid 50 stripes data across multiple raid 5 drive groups, allowing each raid 5 group to contain drives of different sizes. Most raid controllers allow you to mix drives of different sizes in a raid array. Raid 1 with different size drives is a type of raid that uses two or more hard drives of different sizes to create a mirrored array. As you are looking for redundancy, raid. The slower of the drives. The problem in your case is that the second set is not the same size. There are several raid levels but with only two disks, you are somewhat limited to raid 0 and raid 1. Hardware raid boxes generally offer raid 0, 1, 5, clone, large, and hot spare. Raid1 can be fine with different drives, but the general advice is to match them with the same make, model, and size. So you can either raid1 each 2 identical drives and you get a 3tb.

As you are looking for redundancy, raid. So you can either raid1 each 2 identical drives and you get a 3tb. However, there are some potential downsides. As for raid 5/6, both have the parity space portion. The slower of the drives. Raid1 can be fine with different drives, but the general advice is to match them with the same make, model, and size. Points to remember for a raid 1: Will dictate the overall speed. Hardware raid boxes generally offer raid 0, 1, 5, clone, large, and hot spare. Most raid controllers allow you to mix drives of different sizes in a raid array.

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Raid 1 With 2 Different Size Drives As you are looking for redundancy, raid. The slower of the drives. As for raid 5/6, both have the parity space portion. Points to remember for a raid 1: The smaller of the drives. Will dictate the overall speed. Most raid controllers allow you to mix drives of different sizes in a raid array. There are several raid levels but with only two disks, you are somewhat limited to raid 0 and raid 1. So you can either raid1 each 2 identical drives and you get a 3tb. Raid 1 with different size drives is a type of raid that uses two or more hard drives of different sizes to create a mirrored array. The problem in your case is that the second set is not the same size. As you are looking for redundancy, raid. Hardware raid boxes generally offer raid 0, 1, 5, clone, large, and hot spare. However, there are some potential downsides. Raid1 can be fine with different drives, but the general advice is to match them with the same make, model, and size. Raid 50 stripes data across multiple raid 5 drive groups, allowing each raid 5 group to contain drives of different sizes.