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raid0?  Last response: in Storage  Hi everyone. Just to preface
my question, I am purely an enthusiast, so telling me I wont get
much performance increase means nothing to me, I just want cool
stuff :D   My question is this: I have three hard drives right
now- C: -200GB main OS drive, SATA, with Vista Ultimate 64 and
all my programs D: -200GB storage drive, IDE, with
music/movies/lab reports and just general downloads E: -500GB
backup drive, SATA, holds the Vista complete PC backup images of
C:  The way I have this all in my mind is to get rid of the two
(nearly full) 200GB drives, buy a 500GB drive identical to E:
along with a seperate 1TB drive, and put the two 500GB drives
into a RAID 0 config that holds everything that used to be on C:
as well as D:, and then using the 1TB drive to hold backup
images.  The seemingly logical way to do that would be get the
1TB drive, move the C: image to it, reformat E:, buy a raid
controller and create a raid 0