Exact dezelfde quote kan ik nu niet vinden
Echter in deze
review staat:
On the left of the picture you see the 4 SATA connections, notice on the right top, besides the speaker you can see two buttons, these can be used to power-on the system or reset it.
SATARaid Features
- RAID 0, 1 and 0+1
- System GUI Monitoring Utility
- HDDs Function normally when not in RAID sets
- Adjustable stripe size for RAID 0
Ook in deze
review komt RAID0+1 terug.
Serial ATA
Serial ATA has become an integral part of motherboard design. In the transition from Revision A to Revision B of the LanParty nForce2 Ultra, DFI replaced the Marvel single-port controller with Silicon Image’s four port 3114 RAID chip. Providing transfer up to 150MB/s as well as RAID_0, RAID_1, and RAID_0+1, the Serial ATA option provides ample room for future storage.
Ook
Hardocp heeft het over RAID0+1:
The following components are integrated in to the board itself: 2 ATA 133 IDE ports; 4 SATA-150 ports with built-in RAID0, RAID1, and RAID0+1 support through the Silicon Image controller; integrated NVIDIA 10/100 Ethernet controller; integrated Realtek Gigabit Ethernet controller; 6 total USB 2.0 capable ports(4 in rear panel, and 1 onboard header supporting 2 ports); 3 IEEEE 1394 capable ports (3 onboard headers); 6 channel audio featuring NVIDIA’s SoundStorm technology and S/PDIF input / output ports; bank of 4 diagnostic status LEDs; and the standard serial, parallel and PS/2 ports.
en
Onboard IDE: 2 x ATA 133 ports; Silicon Image controller supporting 4 x SATA 150 RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 0+1 capable ports
Deze reviews gelden zowel voor de Lanparty als de Infinity (Lanparty heeft ten opzichte van de Infinity 1gbit lan, wat losse extra's, leuk kleurtje, verder precies hetzelfde etc)
Mijn Infinity moet van de week binnenkomen
De gebruikte controller ondersteunt iig Raid0+1:
Sil3114
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