4 ms·> just one parity drive That's not RAID5, that's RAID4.by korinthian 8y ago> just one parity drive That's not RAID5, that's RAID4.krylon 8y agoTechnically true, but with RAID5, you still only get one drive's worth of redundancy, no matter how many drives are in the array.tinus_hn 8y agoThat is the trade off. It’s not exactly a revelation given the definition of RAID 5.