Europe, Middle East RAID is an acronym of “Redundant Array of
Independent Disks”. The idea is to combine standard drives into
an array which performs better than a single disk and at the
same time your computer sees it as a standalone drive. This
technology can be used in different ways to achieve different
results called RAID Levels/Modes. Why would you need RAID? - For
Speed and Capacity - If you need Maximum Redundancy - If you
require an increase in capacity with simple redundancy - For a
perfect combination of speed and security The controller treats
each drive as a stand-alone disk, therefore each drive is an
independent logical drive with its own drive letter. Standard
Mode does not provide data redundancy. It is not a RAID in the
sense of the meaning. Nevertheless it is among the RAID levels
because the RAID controller manages it. RAID 0 or striping mode
is used to achieve higher storage capacities with maximum speed.
The data is split among several disks that are written at the
same time. So for exam