Creating a RAID 0 Array 

RAID 0 array provides much more speed because the data is scattered in all the disks. When reading or writing, all disks run at the same time. 

If there is more than 1 single physical disk (not a member of an array and not an ATAPI device or a removable disk), users can select the Create RAID 0 menu or click the RAID 0 button to create a RAID 0 array. Follow a wizard to go through creating the array. 

1. Set Block Size: You may select the block size by 16K, 32K or 64K in the Block Size drop-down list box. 64K is the default size. Generally, the larger the size is, the more performance the system gets.

2. Select Disks: Select the disks from the Available Disk list box.

3. Specify Array Name: If you do not specify an array name, the system will assign a default name for the array automatically.

 

 

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