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There’s so much wtf in this. Raid5? No. Also, you have to be sure not to fill the drives up. Creates a pathological wear situation.
by true_tuna 8y ago
There’s so much wtf in this. Raid5? No. Also, you have to be sure not to fill the drives up. Creates a pathological wear situation.
- wtallis 8y ago> Also, you have to be sure not to fill the drives up. Creates a pathological wear situation. It's a sliding scale. SSDs intended for use in servers usually have more spare area than client/consumer SSDs, and most of their specifications assume they're full. A lot of enterprise SSDs also include features to allow the user to adjust the usable capacity, and the write endurance rating and warranty will scale to match.