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Technical white paper | AHCI and RAID on HP EliteDesk and EliteOne 800 Business PCs
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RAID 0 with two hard drives (striped)
HP supports RAID 0, but we do not recommend it for business PC users. Lack of redundancy causes less than half the
reliability of a single hard drive system since the Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) of RAID 0 is equal to the MTBF of an
individual drive, divided by the number of drives.
Table 2.
RAID 0 with two hard drives (striped).
First disk Second disk
Data Segment 1 Data Segment 2
Data Segment 3 Data Segment 4
Data Segment 5 Data Segment 6
Data Segment 7 Data Segment 8
Data Segment 9 Data Segment 10
Data Segment 11 Data Segment 12
Data Segment 13 Data Segment 14
Data Segment 15 Data Segment 16
In table 2, each “Data Segment n” represents a group of data, known as a strip. In this case, each row represents a stripe.
RAID 0 represented in the table above shows how information is segmented, made into chunks or strips, and stored across
the stripes of the hard drive members of this RAID volume.
To illustrate the concept of RAID 0 and striping, Figure 1 shows how a sequence of data “ABCD...” is stored in a RAID 0 mode.
In this example, each letter represents a segment or strip. The graphic shows how the various pieces of the information go
to different hard drives. If any segment of RAID 0 fails, all information from all members is lost.
At a higher reliability cost with faster performance, the HP Compaq EliteDesk/EliteOne 800-series Business PC Convertible
Minitower also allows for RAID 0 with three hard drives. RAID 0 with two or three hard drives is a supported configuration.
RAID 0 with three hard drives is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Performance RAID 0 with three HDDs.
A B C D …
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D
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B
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HDD 1 HDD 2 HDD 3
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A B C D …
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HDD 1 HDD 2
Figure 1. Performance RAID 0 with two HDDs
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