Question : Reccomendations for RAID configuration for SQL Server 2005

I am upgrading my server and would like to know what RAID setup I should go with.  I have the following drives:

1 x 500GB Western Digital SATA 7,200 RPM
4 x OCZ Agility 2 60GB SSD

I was going to use the Western Digital Drive for my OS, SQL install, and log files.
I was going to use 3 of the SSD drives in a RAID 0 STRIPE configuration for my user databases.
I was going to use the remaining SSD drive alone for the TempDB files.

The user database will be mostly READ and very few writes in comparison.  The current size of the database is 7.1GB and the new server has 16GB of RAM.  The main reason for upgrading the server was to improve the response time for reports and general usage.

I am aware that using the Stripe configuration doesn't provide for redundancy and I will be using the SIMPLE recovery model as we do not need the ability to restore to a specific point in time.  Let me know if any further details are required.

Answer : Reccomendations for RAID configuration for SQL Server 2005

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