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udma100+raid
- Thread starter fastwolf
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The HPT 370 controller on the KT7-R board supports:
ATA-100 specs
UBMA 100MB/sec
Raid /0/1/0+1/
Two independent ATA channels (100)
Up to 4 IDE devices supported.
The Abit has also the regular IDE1/2 channels.
I guess this is what you are looking for
Good Luck
ATA-100 specs
UBMA 100MB/sec
Raid /0/1/0+1/
Two independent ATA channels (100)
Up to 4 IDE devices supported.
The Abit has also the regular IDE1/2 channels.
I guess this is what you are looking for
Good Luck
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yes, it supports both
on the kt7-raid, you can set it up so that you have ata100 on your hard drives, w/o raid, if the hard drive supports it, or you can like i did, and put a couple ata100 hard drives in a raid-0 (striping) array. by using both of them, i can get some really fast transfers ;-)
on the kt7-raid, you can set it up so that you have ata100 on your hard drives, w/o raid, if the hard drive supports it, or you can like i did, and put a couple ata100 hard drives in a raid-0 (striping) array. by using both of them, i can get some really fast transfers ;-)
- Thread Starter
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Thanx for the help guys.....
Although i do plan on using RAID at some point i want to learn more about it before i go ahead with it. This will give me the chance to run the ata100 and the option of RAID later. Also i am thinking about using the IBM Deskstar 75gxp@ 30gigs ata/100 7200 rpm. Any recommendations will be appreciated....thanx again.....
Although i do plan on using RAID at some point i want to learn more about it before i go ahead with it. This will give me the chance to run the ata100 and the option of RAID later. Also i am thinking about using the IBM Deskstar 75gxp@ 30gigs ata/100 7200 rpm. Any recommendations will be appreciated....thanx again.....
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Thanx for the help guys.....
Many will critisise me but buy a Maxtor and save some cash. Whatever you do, don't buy a Seagate. I've had two Seagates and had boot sector problems on both of them. Like I said IBM drives cost more than their worth. WD are OK as far a data integraty, but I find them a wee bit slow. I really like Maxtor, I have four of them on my various boxes and they all run without a hitch. I'd ask Skip what he preferes, he has quite a few HDAs. Of course this is all my oppinion, and you may not care to listen to it. Hope I helped......fastwolf (Dec 18, 2000 03:01 a.m.):
Although i do plan on using RAID at some point i want to learn more about it before i go ahead with it. This will give me the chance to run the ata100 and the option of RAID later. Also i am thinking about using the IBM Deskstar 75gxp@ 30gigs ata/100 7200 rpm. Any recommendations will be appreciated....thanx again.....
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Believe me Jeff i listen to all opinions and as for you i wouldn't worry about getting critiqued by people on your prefrences. As far as the Maxor is concerned i will take that into consideration as ive already been down the seagate road and wont be turning around...hehe
thanx for your response....
As far as the Maxor is concerned i will take that into consideration as ive already been down the seagate road and wont be turning around...hehethanx for your response....
