Which of the following RAID levels has high read performance and only allows data to be written to half the available physical hard drive space?

RAID 0 (striping) offers high read and write performance and uses 100% of available disk space, but provides no fault tolerance.

RAID 1 (mirroring) stores identical copies of data on two or more drives, allowing read operations to be performed from any drive in the mirror set, which can result in high read performance. However, because data is duplicated, only half of the total physical drive capacity is available for data storage.

RAID 5 (striping with distributed parity) provides good read performance and fault tolerance but utilizes (N-1) drives for data, not exactly half.

RAID 6 (striping with dual distributed parity) offers good read performance and enhanced fault tolerance but uses (N-2) drives for data, not half.