Database files into a single disk or multiple disk ?

Hi All,
I want to install oracle database 11gR2 in to database server. This database server has three internal disk so I plan to put DBF,redo and ctl file in to different disk..
but this is the optimal configuration by putting all the Database files (DBF,redo and ctl) into a differnt differnt disk or put all the files into a single disk with differnt partition? I want to minimize the disk I/O.
Thanks in advance.

Hi;
It depends what you expect from your system. You can put into a differnt differnt disk or put all the files into a single disk with differnt partition. If you put all in one partition its more managable, but It also bad for HA.
You need to check your priorty and you need to decide what you have to do
Regard
Helios

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