I want to know how to combine an SSD and an HDD but the thing here is that I want all the information on the HDD but I want it to go by itself to the HDD and not to the SSD???
MODULO 3 LUIS FER it’s best just to use separate drives for that, just put your most used stuff in your ssd and the stuff that is big and not used much in the hard drive. There however is one way you can sort of do that: Intel Optane.
@牟宏林 that's an option if you're on a budget. You will have better control over your storage if you choose the ssd and hdd option, but that's also a good option.
Great video! You explained everything very well! You did the best job I've ever seen showing the subtle differences between RAIDs 4, 5, 6. I'm definitely saving this video for later! Cheers
Raid 1 and 0 in a nutshell: Raid 0 - Symbiotic relationship between two hdds and double the speed and storage, virtually one drive Raid 1 - Pretty much having an identical drive. Backup.
***** RAID5 should really not be used nowadays anymore starting from 4x3TB (www.zdnet.com/blog/storage/why-raid-5-stops-working-in-2009/162) Minimum is RAID6 if you mind actual redundancy.
***** in enterprise environments, RAID 10 is actually fairly common. It really depends on your needs. I don't think that RAID 5 or RAID 50 is widely used where I work though I'd have to verify.
No worry. This was certainly helpful. I'm helping a level 4 National Lab employee and math PhD (I'm decidedly neither) with building a MIDI setup in his accordion and this helps me talk with him on a larger scale. --the more you know.
I read about all the RAID configurations a bit back on wiki, I still enjoyed the video and it would be really good for in a school. You're better than my computing teachers. :P
Perfect and clear video, I heard a lot of fuz about it here nowadays and didn't now much bout it, now it's really clear... only practical of course another question :P
daweirdodude You can use RAID with any type of drive. SSDs already have a performance boost so if you're looking for speed it would be more cost effective to use the SSDs on their own. For backup purposes, however, any drive is suited.
Ssd in raid zero are ridiculously fast.... You can double the read/ writes just by adding one more drive... Its nothing to sneez at or ignore... Ssd's are best for people who do video editing , or music though.... Average gamers and regular people won't full appreciate the increases...
So raid 0 is about high performance but sacrifice the safety of data and raid 10 is about high performance and safety but needed a lot of disk. Am i right?
I set up Raid 10 on my Mac using Yosemite. I am using 4 two terabyte drives. I erased them using MS-DOS (FAT). Then mirrored two of them labeling them Raid1 and Raid1(2) then added the two raided drives and labeled them with a random name no spaces and striped the two Raid1 and 2 together. Everything seems ok it is showing 4 Terabytes in Disk Utilities but when I go to finder it is showing 1.8 Terabytes... Why the discrepancy what am I doing wrong...
Cool vid, I'm using 3x 1TB in Raid-0, but considering adding a 4th drive and do Raid-5, it would give me the same size as 3 disks in Raid-0. I'll lose write speed, but constantly backing up to external storage for backups for fear of losing your data can get old fast. You still need to backup Raid-5, but at least you have time to replace the failed hard drive, and while you wait, you still have your data in place.
RAID 0 -> 01:16
RAID 1 -> 02:49
RAID 2 -> 03:44
RAID 3 -> 05:13
RAID 4 -> 06:23
RAID 5 -> 07:00
RAID 6 -> 07:49
RAID 10-> 08:31
man thank you seriously, this helps me a lot on my finals, cheers and all the best to you man.
Jey Richardson Anytime, thanks for watching!
I want to know how to combine an SSD and an HDD but the thing here is that I want all the information on the HDD but I want it to go by itself to the HDD and not to the SSD???
MODULO 3 LUIS FER it’s best just to use separate drives for that, just put your most used stuff in your ssd and the stuff that is big and not used much in the hard drive. There however is one way you can sort of do that: Intel Optane.
@牟宏林 that's an option if you're on a budget. You will have better control over your storage if you choose the ssd and hdd option, but that's also a good option.
Great video! You explained everything very well! You did the best job I've ever seen showing the subtle differences between RAIDs 4, 5, 6. I'm definitely saving this video for later! Cheers
Thank you! You answered my questions very succinctly. Very helpful.
So what did you decide to use?
Raid 1 and 0 in a nutshell:
Raid 0 - Symbiotic relationship between two hdds and double the speed and storage, virtually one drive
Raid 1 - Pretty much having an identical drive. Backup.
Ethan From 7B Raid is not backup, it is simply a safety precaution. It is still highly recommended to do external backups
Not really kid.
awesome man tomorrow is my OS exams and I got the concept cleared just exactly what I needed.
great work keep it up :)
Tomorrow is mine 🤣😅
Raid 10 is the way to go..performance and failure resistance.
For a four drive configuration, you are absolutely right, anything higher, and then 5 and 6 are much more pratical.
***** RAID5 should really not be used nowadays anymore starting from 4x3TB (www.zdnet.com/blog/storage/why-raid-5-stops-working-in-2009/162)
Minimum is RAID6 if you mind actual redundancy.
if you have the budget of course
***** in enterprise environments, RAID 10 is actually fairly common.
It really depends on your needs. I don't think that RAID 5 or RAID 50 is widely used where I work though I'd have to verify.
if budget is not a problem you better go for RamDisk..
saved a lot of time man thanks for explaining it in such a simple way
Nice presentation...I've always wondered what RAIDs do...Thanks for a very clear and stupid-friendly explanation, for that you earned my like and sub.
Best trailer for Raid 2 Ever can't wait for this film, nice job man
thanks man. was worried about this topic which come tomorrow in my finals. now i have better clarity! 👍
Something worth watching.. so good. Thanks for all your help!!
Thanks so much!!!! This made so much more sense than what my book was trying to explain.
my exam is tomorrow and this video just may have ensured that I actually know some topics!!! Thank you so much!
No worry. This was certainly helpful. I'm helping a level 4 National Lab employee and math PhD (I'm decidedly neither) with building a MIDI setup in his accordion and this helps me talk with him on a larger scale. --the more you know.
Thanks man! Your video makes it easier for me to understand what is RAID all about.
Test in 2 hours, not gonna review a piece of this from my text book, after this explanation. Thanks, matey!
I am where you were four years ago
Excellent video :D Very clear and concise with effective explanations - subbed :)
My boss thought me about RAID, but you and him explained it really well, now I get the general idea what RAID is.
Very informative and simple to understand, thanks mate!
studying for my server+ for my job this really helped thank!
Thaaankksss a lot ... really easy version of understanding
I read about all the RAID configurations a bit back on wiki, I still enjoyed the video and it would be really good for in a school. You're better than my computing teachers. :P
Thank you very much, for info.
Short and not very much info, but enough for people like me, who didn't know much about RAID.
One of the Best session or videos on RAID technology. Clear concept and clear english :)
Like the video. The visual aids really helped understanding that the RAIDS are.
Thanks.
Really good video along with proper explanation.. keep it up !!
Really makes it easy to understand
Very well done introduction. Gave it to my 12 year old son to learn about RAID.
Thank you! Awesome explanation
Great presentation brother. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the video. I didn't know RAID 2,3,4 and 6 existed until now.
Awesomely clear video, thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing, gonna setup a RAID 10 on my QNAP server with 4 4TB drives...
man thank you seriously, this helps me a lot
really helpful... understood all the concepts perfectly....
Thanks for the video very informative, plus easy to understand. Well done.
Thank you, GREAT EXPLANATION!
Perfect and clear video, I heard a lot of fuz about it here nowadays and didn't now much bout it, now it's really clear... only practical of course another question :P
Thanks, best explanation of RAID that I have seen!
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. YOU SAVED MY TIME. MAY YOU GET REWARDED IN SOME OTHER-WAY
U helped me a lot dood seriously awesome way of explanation ...thank you so much 💙
Fantastic explanation.Made things very clear
Thank you so much
Highly useful info. Thanks very much!
Great tutorial, nice detail
Thanks a lot, very clear! Makes life easier.
very nicely explained
0:00 Intro & Overwiew
1:15 RAID 0
2:00/2:22 RAID 0 Stickman (Beginning/Part that explains Everything)
2:50 RAID 1
3:43 RAID 2
5:13 RAID 3
6:23 RAID 4
7:00 RAID 5
7:49 RAID 6
8:31 RAID 10 (1+0)
9:36 Outro
daweirdodude You can use RAID with any type of drive. SSDs already have a performance boost so if you're looking for speed it would be more cost effective to use the SSDs on their own. For backup purposes, however, any drive is suited.
Ssd in raid zero are ridiculously fast.... You can double the read/ writes just by adding one more drive... Its nothing to sneez at or ignore... Ssd's are best for people who do video editing , or music though.... Average gamers and regular people won't full appreciate the increases...
Thank you for the video.
Great, Finally I know how which RAID I need, Thanks
Thanks brother, helped a lot. Now I won't screw up tomorrow ;)
So raid 0 is about high performance but sacrifice the safety of data and raid 10 is about high performance and safety but needed a lot of disk. Am i right?
yes
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thank you very much , you didn't know how much this video help me thanks
Excellent video and very helpful, thank you for this!
Thank you so much for explanation.... Keep it up....!
I do like trains. Unrelated note: this video was helpful to me. thank you!
GOOD EXPLAINED SIR , THANK YOU
Looks like raid 5 is the one for me. Thankyou!
Very well explained, thanks!
I was desperate for a video like this about RAID
This video is great! Makes something complex quite straight forward to understand! Thanks :)
Thank you very much!! Very well explained.
ThankYou , I got info I was looking for.
Thank you sir
wow, thanks for the easy to keep up video!
Brilliant Explanation! Thanks
Very informative! Well done
Very useful video. Thanks.
great presentation.
It helped a lot. Thanks.
Good breakdown. Thanks.
Great video , Great explaination. Thank You
The cylinder thingy was quite confusing but the rest was good :p
Really nice that sovietwomble knows so much
thank you very much, it was so understandable & clear.
Hi,
Thanks for the Video..... I had trouble understanding RAID 6 and RAID 10...... You really simplified it :)
very well explained. keep it up bro
Thank you so much. It was very helpful.
Raid 2 is much better than Raid 1, that doesnt mean that raid 1 is bad. i hope they will make a raid 3 soon. the action scenes are so awesome!
great explanation !
THANKS MY BUDDY VE GOT THE IDEA
Thank you so much for sharing.
Just what I needed, thanks!
awesome explanation
this video is great, thank you so much!
Nicely explained, thanks. Been wondering what it all meant.
Thanks a lot, very well explained! :)
thank you, you saved my hour of time.
very good explanation thanks man!
Nice video but don't forget about RAID5+0 and RAID 6+0 Commonly referred to as RADI 50 and RAID 60
I set up Raid 10 on my Mac using Yosemite. I am using 4 two terabyte drives. I erased them using MS-DOS (FAT). Then mirrored two of them labeling them Raid1 and Raid1(2) then added the two raided drives and labeled them with a random name no spaces and striped the two Raid1 and 2 together. Everything seems ok it is showing 4 Terabytes in Disk Utilities but when I go to finder it is showing 1.8 Terabytes... Why the discrepancy what am I doing wrong...
Very well explained
Thank you so much
It helps me, thanks and regards!
Cool vid, I'm using 3x 1TB in Raid-0, but considering adding a 4th drive and do Raid-5, it would give me the same size as 3 disks in Raid-0. I'll lose write speed, but constantly backing up to external storage for backups for fear of losing your data can get old fast. You still need to backup Raid-5, but at least you have time to replace the failed hard drive, and while you wait, you still have your data in place.
Thanks Duncun .
Thank u. Great explanation. Very useful
HAHA.. enjoyed that entrance. and great video at overall. thanks
My dad told me to imagine raid 0 as a 2 lane road because 1 lane would have more traffic than 2 lanes
For people who wanna be involved more or less in IT industry. Exactly
Say hi to your dad.
thunks, for helping us.