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  1. I've got my raid 0 array divided into 4 partitions with one partition dedicated to vid capture and another for where I store encoded video. I was wondering if it makes a difference in speed working with two partitions rather than just one. Would it be faster to store and encode video on just one large partition? Thanks.
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  2. It's generaly best to capture to another physical hard drive. The raid is fast enough by itself, so I do not see any benefit of creating partitions as they are really virtual drives, not physical. I have a 250 GB raid 0 and have captured MPEG2 and uncompressed AVI and have had no problems.

    I can see you running into some issues if your capture is running long and you run out of space on one of your partitions. Really, I only see a downside to having the multiple partitions.
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  3. Since raid treats the two hard disks as one, I thought reading from one partition and writing to another at the same time might be incurring a performance hit. Does the raid 0 compensate enough for the hit?
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