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Compare usable TB, parity, and failure tolerance between RAID 0 and RAID 10 for APAC homelab setups.
This page compares RAID 0 and RAID 10 on identical hardware assumptions to help homelab builders choose between capacity efficiency and fault tolerance.
| Drives | RAID 0 | RAID 10 | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4x 8TB | 28.80 TB | 14.40 TB | +14.40 TB |
| 6x 8TB | 43.20 TB | 21.60 TB | +21.60 TB |
| 8x 8TB | 57.60 TB | 28.80 TB | +28.80 TB |
| 10x 8TB | 72.00 TB | 36.00 TB | +36.00 TB |
| 12x 8TB | 86.40 TB | 43.20 TB | +43.20 TB |
APAC builders frequently compare availability windows and procurement variance, which makes robust fallback capacity and staged scaling useful in practice.
Regional differences in disk availability and replacement lead times.
Policy of keeping spare disks available to reduce recovery delay risk.
Rebuild behavior depends on array width, disk size, and workload pressure. This page focuses on capacity and tolerance; benchmark your actual platform before final choice.
For APAC homelab buyers, this NAS planning scenario compares both modes at fixed drive sizes so you can see usable capacity differences before buying disks.
The better option is the one that keeps acceptable usable capacity while preserving safety margins during future disk expansions.
Yes. The comparison table applies a 10% reserve baseline to reflect realistic operating headroom in NAS and homelab environments.