Raid0 or SSD for i7-2720QM 2.2 GHz + nVidia Quadro 3000M 2Gb (Premiere)?

Dear All,
while reading on different mobile (notebooks) options for editing I came across
that discussion where it was said
"This prevents one to use a nVidia MPE capable video card AND a raid controller".
I'm not so much into hardware, i'm comfotable building myself PC towers (and I recently built one for editing),
and now I just need some mobile solution and looking for a notebook to edit AVCHD.
One can configure Dell m6600 to have a raid0 (500 Gb 7200) and a nVidia Quadro 3000m (2Gb GDDR5) with an
i7 2720QM 2.2GHz processor.
And now I'm a bit puzzled with that quote. Will I really benifit from that raid0+Quadro in Premiere 5.5 MPE?
Or it's better to go for SSD and some external raid0 via eSata/USB3.0?
I hope Mr Harm Millaard will comment on that.
Thank you in advance,
Kind regards,
Denis.

Look at Rustes notebook, which is a Dell with an i7-2720QM and a GTX-555M at rank #166 with a 500 GB 7200 RPM and a SSD disk and 16 GB memory. Quite a nice performer for such a system. But knowing Dell, you probably have to pay quite a lot to 'upgrade' to a Quadro card without any noticeable performance to show for it. Look here: http://ppbm5.com/DB-PPBM5-2.php

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