"RAID" content on TweakTown - Page 3

Hot off the heels of our LSI MegaRAID review, Chris is back with a look at the Areca 1882i RAID controller.

Two or more is better than one, can the performance outpace the cost? Let's find out!

The Pirate Bay is experimenting with placing servers in space to avoid raids.

Usually a product has to be outdated and outperformed before it gets replaced, but not those in LSI's portfolio.

Two is better than one, but can the performance outpace the cost of this setup?

Just over a year later, we check out the brand new Crucial M4 drives against the older C300 drives in RAID 0.

Chris sits down with LSI's VP, Gary Smerdon to talk about the company's recent acquisition of SandForce - the biggest player in the SSD controller market.

RAID 6 for less than 150USD and SATA 6G to boot shows that we could well be onto a really good thing here.

Areca's latest SATA III SAS card and seven 240GB Corsair Force GT drives - we test pure storage bliss!

Putting our 24 Crucial RealSSD C300s to good use once again, Chris fires them up off LSI's SSD optimized 9280-24i4e RAID controller.

With one 24-drive RAID array under our belt, we decided to test a few more large capacity RAID controllers with the RealSSD C300s.

The Constellation.2 is back, this time with a SAS interface and three drives for a full on RAID Report.

Chris is back with another RAID Report. This time a pair of Corsair F90 SSDs are together in RAID 0 and burning up the benchmark charts.

This week we've got an overclocked powerhouse of a system on the test bench with Tri-SLI GTX 480s - the Avenger from V3 Gaming.

A companion piece to Smooth Creations custom Battlefield system we looked at recently, today we have a real show-stopper on the test bench - the mighty Goliath!

We love uber impressive performance. We love pushing standards. Today we do that by putting SATA3 to the test with four Crucial C300 256GB SSDs and an Areca ARC-1880i controller. Rock on!