AMD, Dual processors, and RAID

[Andrew Brink]

I can answer the last one, With RAID, you're only supposed to have one drive
on each controller.  This is so you can do fast bus transfers since you can only
use one drive at a time.  Granted, you're supposed to do it like this, but you
don't _have_ to.  How you should put the devices depended on what level of raid
your using however.

Hope this helps.
Andrew Brink

On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 09:25:40PM -0700, Patrick Thurmond wrote:
> 
> Hi all, I was hoping for three things. First of all, does anyone know of any dual processor 
motherboards that support AMD Duron 750 - 950Mhz and/or Thunderbird 800 - 1.4Ghz and has 5 or 6 
PCI, one AGP, and 3 or 4 RAM slots? If so, can you tell me what they are. I specially want one that 
includes 2 raid channels and 2 IDE channels (or 4 IDE channels).
> 
> My next question is can you use different speed processors on a dual proc board?
> 
> And my third and final is, with RAID, can 2 controllers support up to 8 IDE devices, or does that 
require 4 controllers. And can anyone recommend a good RAID card.
> 
> 
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