RAID 0
RAID 0 uses striping to achieve better performance. Putting the paging file on a RAID 0 array will greatly improve both its read and write performance because the paging file will be split up between the hard disks in the RAID 0 array.
Although RAID 0 does not offer any data redundancy, that is perfectly alright for the paging file since it is only used for the temporary storage of the system's memory contents.
RAID 0 uses striping to achieve better performance. Putting the paging file on a RAID 0 array will greatly improve both its read and write performance because the paging file will be split up between the hard disks in the RAID 0 array.
Although RAID 0 does not offer any data redundancy, that is perfectly alright for the paging file since it is only used for the temporary storage of the system's memory contents.
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