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That WD drive certainly looks pretty interesting, but at £215 each in the UK, for someone who already has a RAID controller, it's not a lot cheaper. I'm going to dig out HD tach and see what my drives put out response time etc. Watch this space :) Edit: UGH! HD Tach don't seem to like my new...

I must admit I've never tried partitioning a RAID drive, but as windows sees the drive and treats it just like any other I'd ASSUME that yes, you can partition it: you use fdisk to create the primary DOS partition anyway.

I've been using a raid 0 array for sometime now. I use 2 IBM 30gb ata100 drives, first on an Abit KT7-RAID and now on a Gigabyte GA7-DXR. First of all, there is a very significant increase in harddrive read/write speed. I do a lot of work with video, so large files feature quite heavily in my...