Thanks for the help!

The thing is, I'm probably going with a RAID 1 now if at all. I now have that Caviar SE drive to give me good, uncomplicated speed, and if I do go with a RAID in the future, it'll be to make my data safer. I'm currently taking up about 98GB of my 100GB drive, and while 26GB of that is Dragonball Z episodes (;)), there's still alot of files that I'm going to want to save.

Do you think onboard RAID 1 would be as bad? It looks to me that there might be less room for errors like the ones you experienced, but I don't know. Besides, from what I gather from people here, it sounds like I'll need an IDE RAID card anyway if I want to run the single 80GB one seperately. Oh well, this is all down-the-road stuff.

Nice small case there, Drakino! I, on the other hand, am going the opposite way It should be coming in today, then I'll show you all what I got