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Just for fun: Which do you think would be more reliable???

Postby LongRunner » June 10th, 2013, 10:38 pm

A RAID-0 of 25 x ST3160827AS, or a single HDS724040ALE640???
Information is far more fragile than the HDDs it's stored on. Being an afterthought is no excuse for a bad product.

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Re: Just for fun: Which do you think would be more reliable?

Postby c_hegge » June 10th, 2013, 10:59 pm

25 HDDs in RAID 0? I think a single Hitachi HDD would have less chance of failure than that. I haven't had the best luck with Hitachi, but I don't think they have 25x more failure rates than Seagate.
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Re: Just for fun: Which do you think would be more reliable?

Postby LongRunner » June 10th, 2013, 11:15 pm

I know making a RAID-0 of that many drives is ridiculous but frankly, I'm not sure the reliability of current drives is any less ridiculous. :D
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Re: Just for fun: Which do you think would be more reliable?

Postby c_hegge » June 11th, 2013, 12:39 am

Hard to say. I still don't think failures have increased by 25x.
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