Does defragging a drive, which actually is a RAID 0 setup consisting
of two HDDs, work? I defragged last week my RAID 0 drive and
basically things got ugly after that - Windows files corrupted, BIOS
changed, etc.

~ Adrian ~

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"Adrian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%4gUa.77501$(E-Mail Removed)...
> It is a worry that if one drive goes down, it tugs the other drive
> with it and I'm purely at the mercy of a backup. Tell me, is the
> performance *that good* compared to a non-RAID setup?
>
As another poster has said, for big file transfers like editing and saving/retrieving large scans from medium format photographs it
makes the system much more pleasant to use. To check that I really was seeing a big performance hike, I ran the SiSift 'Sandra'
'file system' benchmark on it and it left the conventional IDE system drive standing.

Rod