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I checked LSI, they appear to have Vista 64 drive support only. I am running Vista 32. Any idea if Vista 64 drivers run under Vista 32?

I decided to step up from U320 to SAS after I was able to win a pretty decent Seagate Cheattah SAS drive at Ebay. Since I believe Adaptec is the only manufacturer so far to offer Vista drivers, I guess it will be one of their controllers. Which card would you suggest for a modest one drive SAS...

I am trying to build a SCSI Raid 0 system but I admit I am confused with the dual vs. single channel issue. To get maximum speed for Raid 0 would I need to go dual channel and does this mean 4 hard drives instead of 2 for a Raid 0 array? Please help me here to understand. BTW, I wanted to go...

Of course SSD will eventually smoke any known HD but I cannot see yet why the SSD you mentioned will smoke the SCSI used in that system. At least the article states that the SCSI array is close to a 300MB/s transfer rate. The SSD disks only reach 1/5th of that. This is not what I call smoking fast.

I know what SSD means, I meant what brand SSD was he refering to, which would top the SAS Seagate array.

Which SSD?

I found the link for the article in English: http://www.pcwelt.de/news/englishnews/Hardware/74058/index.html

The article does not mention what this computer is being used for. They claim they wanted to build "one heck of a super computer". BTW I forgot two more specs: Memory: 4 x 1 MB Corsair PC-667 FB-DIMM PSU: Enermax Galaxy 1000 Watts

The German computer magazine PC-Welt recently built what they called the "computer out of hell", a $25.000 monster. Of interest is of course the disk array. They used 4 Seagate 15k.4 147GB SAS hard drives in a Raid 10 together with a PCI-X Adaptec 4800SAS/128 for the operating system and...