Raid 1 is mirroring. In the rare event that one of your SSD's fails, you have a perfect copy. (At the expense of cutting your combined storage in half. Your 2TB just became 1TB). Raid 0 is striping, similar to what I talked about with putting /root and /home on different drives because they both can read/write at the same time. Potentially doubling speed (although it doesn't quite work out like that in reality) and this is at the expense of no longer having 2 seperate drives, it becomes one 2TB drive as far as your computer is concerned. Depending on your specific needs, and assuming your hardware is capable of RAID, options to consider.
Statistics: Posted by trawglodyte — 2024-01-25 01:59