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I will add a new HDD to my computer (identical to the old HDD).
I'm wondering if it's a good idea to do a raid 0 vs using the two drive separately.
How much it impact the latency and the performance.
Specially for small random read and write.
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I will add a new HDD to my computer (identical to the old HDD).
I'm wondering if it's a good idea to do a raid 0 vs using the two drive separately.
How much it impact the latency and the performance.
Specially for small random read and write.
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RAID0 should either do nothing or decrease the impact of latency and increase performance depending on the configuration and load. I would expect it would have a positive effect for small random read and write.
The disadvantage of RAID0 is that if you have a drive failure, all your information is likely to go, whereas if you use the 2 drives independently you will still have the data from the unaffected drive.
I do regular backup so I'm more interesting about not having to worry where i should put my data and get better performance. Is there some case when raid-0 is slower? – Fractale – 2018-07-02T06:34:25.673
Not really. Worst case would be no better then single disk performance depending on where the data is. – davidgo – 2018-07-02T08:32:20.373