RAID 0, explained

One thing I forgot to include in the video is how the capacity of the RAID-array is calculated. The total capacity of the array is: n x cs = tc n = number of drives cs= capacity of the smallest drive tc = total capacity So if you have 3 drives, and they are 1x250GB, 1x320GB and 1x500GB the total capacity will be: 3 x 250 = 750GB So the optimal RAID0 array is formed with drives of the same size.

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