K kony Oct 17, 2005 #21 I think Ian's argument leans too heavily on the supposition that home and business users have an inclination to learn the technicalities of enterprise disk management, or that home users even need it. Click to expand... Agreed. It's not that there's anything wrong with using RAID5 or spanned volumes but that is best reserved for server-side, not clients. Also, many PC cases can't even manage 3 drives with ample cooling.
I think Ian's argument leans too heavily on the supposition that home and business users have an inclination to learn the technicalities of enterprise disk management, or that home users even need it. Click to expand... Agreed. It's not that there's anything wrong with using RAID5 or spanned volumes but that is best reserved for server-side, not clients. Also, many PC cases can't even manage 3 drives with ample cooling.
