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Pastimes : Dream Machine ( Build your own PC )

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To: NickSE who wrote (11465)11/11/2000 4:37:01 PM
From: Greg from Edmonton  Read Replies (2) of 14778
 
A friend of mine was having his hard drive make dying noises on him, he is starting an internet business from his home machine. I will probably help him out later tonight with transferring his data on to a larger driving using Norton Ghost.

With the data on his machine being extremely critical for his business, I have recommended that he look towards a RAID solution (Promise FastTrak 100 and a pair of 45GB IBM Deskstar drives, insist on at least having ATA/100 and 7200rpm). The FastTrak 100 is on Microsoft's Hardware Compatability List for Win2k.

Also looking to see what motherboards currently support onboard RAID with at least ATA/66 IDE spec, I think there are a few and maybe it will be almost as cost-effective to go with a new motherboard. Not really seriously considering SCSI until he "outgrows" IDE first.
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