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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 16-Apr-12 20:07:19
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Looking to switch ports for raid... need advice.


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Hi all,

I am currently running 2 x 1tb Samsung's in Raid 1 on ports 0 & 1 (Sata 3 ports) with a SSD on port 2 (Sata 2 port) running as cache on my Z68 board.

The question is, Will i see a substantial performance increase if i switch the SSD to port 0 (sata 3) and move the raid to sata 2 ports?
Also if I do this will it break the raid beyond repair?

Windows 7 takes 10 seconds to bring up the login screen after the bios has done its stuff.
Should i bother is the big question? smile

Thanks,

Louis
Standard User camieabz
(sensei) Mon 16-Apr-12 20:17:59
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Re: Looking to switch ports for raid... need advice.


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Is it working?

Can you find something practical to do in ten seconds?

My non SSD single drive boot take 40 seconds from power switch to splash, including BIOS. I rarely reboot, but when I do a reboot, I usually brew up.

Looks like a faster kettle is your biggest worry. tongue

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(deleted) Mon 16-Apr-12 20:22:30
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Re: Looking to switch ports for raid... need advice.


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Hehe.. With the age of the drives, I used to make a cuppa T while it was powering up smile
Im just power hungry i guess tongue


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Standard User micksharpe
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Mon 16-Apr-12 20:38:01
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Re: Looking to switch ports for raid... need advice.


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I've just moved back to HDD from SSD owing to persistent bad blocks. I haven't measured it but I can't say I've noticed much difference in boot times. I'm staying with hard disks for the time being.

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