RAID 0 Vs. RAID 1

Comments on article "RAID 0 Vs. RAID 1"
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Max Excellent article. I just bought a NAS and it has both RAID 0 and RAID 1. I was not sure which one to go with but now I do. Thanks a million 5/5/2011
Rahul Gupta Good comparipson with example 1/24/2011
M. Vespasio RAID 1 is often faster than RAID 0. Linux and OSX have a smart RAID implementation which gains enormous boosts in performance because 2 files can be read at once. This is not the case for Windows, but it still does not lose performance as is implied in the article. 11/9/2010
Craig Nice explanation...thx! 8/2/2010
Gurusuresh Thanks Mr.nawaz.,now it cleared 3/15/2010
Jimbo This is the most simple and thus most useful explanation of the differences between the two Raid setups that I have found. Excellent 3/1/2010
Henry.W Very clear explain on RAID 0 & 5.

Simply, RAID 0 is for performance of IO, and RAID 1 is for security of DATA.		 8/27/2009
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