[–] nullindividual 2y ago ↗ > they tend to be slower since data coordination usually happens in a RAID software driver instead of on a drive's hardware controller board.Clearly paid off by the RAID card manufactures! /sThis hasn't been true for years. RAID cards tend to have anemic (MIPS) processors, easily outclassed in performance for this task.
[–] sdbillin 2y ago ↗ The trouble with SSD arrays, especially for use as a boot drive, is the access time. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ssd-raid-benchmark,3485...You'll get more throughput (probably), but slightly higher latency.
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[ 5.1 ms ] story [ 14.3 ms ] threadClearly paid off by the RAID card manufactures! /s
This hasn't been true for years. RAID cards tend to have anemic (MIPS) processors, easily outclassed in performance for this task.
You'll get more throughput (probably), but slightly higher latency.