PS2... meant Photoshop CS2.


Tom C.


>From: "Tom C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: OT- PC, Photoshop, and RAID Decisions, Decisions
>Date: Thu, 01 Nov 2007 13:03:51 -0700
>
>I'm within hours from making a decision regarding a new desktop.
>
>I'm currently using PS2.  The desktop comes with Vista Home Premium, though
>it's possible I'll go to XP Pro depending on how performance seems.  I'm on
>a laptop at present with Vista Business.  No major complaints after turning
>off eye candy, reminders, automatic scheduled processes, and telling it to
>look like classic windows.
>
>I'll likely get 1TB of storage.  But there are options.
>
>1.  2 X 500 GB non-RAID SATA drives.
>2.  2 X 500 GB configured as RAID 0.
>3.  2 X 500 GB configured as RAID 1.
>
>Let's forget option 3 since I can backup to any external drive I want.
>
>To the meat of my question... Ideally the Windows virtual swap file and
>Photoshop scratch area are not supposed to be on the same physical disk.
>With option 2 though, Windows and CS2 will see 1 big drive.  Who can tell
>which physical drive is being utilized for what?  It seems counter to what 
>I
>think would be the best approach (which is to have an additional RAID 0
>array for PS Scratch, which I won't).
>
>While a little performance may be lost, might it be better to go with a
>non-RAID configuration and be sure that Windows swap and Photoshop scratch
>are on two independent physical devices? Any one have experience with this
>exactly.
>
>Also, I'm a little afraid of RAID 0 and recoverability. Thanks.
>
>Tom C.
>
>
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