Right, Windows 7 x64 doesnt recognise my Adaptec 1210sa Raid Card so I had to roll back my installation to the x32 version and use the XP Drivers, great, I can access all my data... But x32 only uses 3.5GB of the 8GB of Ram installed in my system, boo.
So can anyone reccomend a good 2 port PCI Raid card that has Vista/7 drivers that supports Raid 1 configuration?
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this should of just been a pm to craig instead of a thread hahah.
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Well this goes out to the other closet geeks aswell Z, I don't think i've come out about how much of an IT Geek I am :-\
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Re: Geek Question : Windows 7 Related
To be honest, anything will do. Generally, Adaptec are pretty decent but you can get away with onboard software RAID (aka fakeRAID) unless you spend £250+ on a RAID card complete with onboard memory, battery backup, write-through etc.
My VMware ESXi server (thread in this forum) just uses an OpenFiler virtual machine with both drives in a RAID1 array using software RAID. Only reason I'm doing it that way is that ESXi doesn't support the ICHx RAID controllers.
So if you're not looking for business-level performance and you can deal with the lack of battery backup, a dedicated RAID card isn't going to help.
My VMware ESXi server (thread in this forum) just uses an OpenFiler virtual machine with both drives in a RAID1 array using software RAID. Only reason I'm doing it that way is that ESXi doesn't support the ICHx RAID controllers.
So if you're not looking for business-level performance and you can deal with the lack of battery backup, a dedicated RAID card isn't going to help.
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