RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Drives) is a way of ganging up a number of hard drives to either increase performance, increase reliability, or preferably, both. Referring to RAID 0 as RAID, is something of a misnomer as though it stripes data across two or more drives to increase performance it doesn’t actually provide any redundancy. If a drive or the RAID controller fails then the array is broken beyond repair and your data is lost. Assuming this doesn’t happen though, performance will be good as the controller is usually able to repeatedly read and write to the cache on each drive in turn.cirianz said:(??? over here raid is a flyspray)none