kw3i basicaly answered the question, but setting up 4 drives in a RAID 0/1 cnfiguration on a normal IDE system isn't very useful because of the way IDE works. Most IDE RAID controllers only have 2 IDE channels capable of two device on each channel, but only one device can be access at a time on each channel so having 4 drives would not gain you much improvement(sometimes even worst) over a 2 drive settup since only 1 drive on each channel can be access at once. On a SCSI RAID setup or on a controller card that has more channels, things would be different.
-LeeBear