Hardware Requirements for ECC 6.0

Hi everyone.
Can anyone tell me the hardware requirements for ECC 6.0 with RAID implementation
OR
Any link where i can find the information.
**i did check in the market place***
Thank you
Kiran Kumar

Hi,
Begin in http://service.sap.com/quicksizing for hardware requirements in SAPS(processing), memory and disk space. Then check in installation guides http://service.sap.com/instguides the best configuration
of the disks in RAID. Basically:
RAID 1 - database server program files
RAID 5 - data files SAP
RAID 1 - transaction log file
Best regards,
Roger Vier

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