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For a RAID array, the drives need to be exactly the same. I haven't tested it, but you might be able to get away with using drives of the same b
As far as the interface speed goes, it doesn't matter much. Current hard drives don't reach that 150mbps limit with their burst speeds,000 rpm in Raid 0. The burst rate on those dirves is about 102mbps max and the average is more like 85mbps (if I remember correctlde, scsi, etc.) will not change performance. Hard drives are not meeting tto AGP vs PCrence between the two didn't affect performance that much, or at least notufactorers claimed. When you read "Sata 300!!" on a box, it is mostly just a marketing gimmick to those who think bigger numbers = better HDD.
As far as the interface speed goes, it doesn't matter much. Current hard drives don't reach that 150mbps limit with their burst speeds,000 rpm in Raid 0. The burst rate on those dirves is about 102mbps max and the average is more like 85mbps (if I remember correctlde, scsi, etc.) will not change performance. Hard drives are not meeting tto AGP vs PCrence between the two didn't affect performance that much, or at least notufactorers claimed. When you read "Sata 300!!" on a box, it is mostly just a marketing gimmick to those who think bigger numbers = better HDD.