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From: PTPetra
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  • I'm certain that RAID-4 is as recoverable for a one drive failure as RAID-4. In the case of a three drive system. You will either lose Drive 1 - in which case Drive 2 + Parity drive can recover your data, Drive 2 - in which case Drive 1 + Parity can recover your data OR the parity drive in which case Drive 1 + Drive 2 still exist.

    Poor write performance is the reason not to use RAID-5

  • @sporkenvader You are correct, RAID 4 is recoverable in a 1 drive failure event regardless of which drive fails--I think I may have goofed my explanation a bit in the video.

  • Less video chopping plz. Also, this doesn't seem very computer techy with you leaning on a car :| Is that the Volvo... of doom? Also, I recognize that cabinet behind you!

  • @hybridchemistry Eh, I was in a hurry and had work to do... hence, the setting. A lot of the cutting in this video was necessary due to loud outdoor noises messing things up (cars going by, leaf blowers, etc.). I was actually filming between moments of working on the car as well.

    That cabinet was a huge PITA to move down to So. Cal....

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