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Question: Will it support 2TB drive? Total of 4TB RAID-0?
Document: RAID 0 offers large capacity and highest speeds by stripping both drives together, but no protection. RAID 1 offers full data protection by mirroring both hot-swappable disks for non stop data access or to use a mirrored drive as a backup. JBOD offers one large capacity of both drives.
This is a great little RAID! Perfect for my needs. I edit on site with a laptop and this can run off of the USB 3.0 connection. Using two 1TB 7200 rpm drives with no issues. This little dude also seems to be future proof since it can handle up to 6TB, so when the drives become available, this CineRAID will still be online. Also it is small, lightweight and compact. It's smaller and lighter than an 3.5&#34; drive. A winner
Seems to be a common problem so I'll explain here: If you set it to RAID 1 and it shows as only 80gb, simply switch it to RAID 0, unmount and switch it back to RAID 1 again.
Bought this case to give use to two 320gb notebook drives that i had un-used in a broken machine. Now i have installed steam on drive (configurated in raid 0 mode) and can play any game with no delays or bottlenecks !
So putting in 2x2TB WD 2.5&#34; drives would give you 4TB as Raid0 and about 160MB/s Read/Write speed.Definitely a recommendation from my side!
This is an awesome RAID setup. Easy to put together and I had all of my movies transferred over no problem.
It's quiet and very easy to install and to configure. It's not much bigger than a single drive enclosure. Pack it and carry it to anywhere.
I needed a redundant disk array and the price was right on this one. Easy to set up. You must supply your own hard drives and you can select the type of RAID using DIP switches on the control board. Shipping was fast and arrived well packaged brand new in sturdy shipping box.
When I go on vacation I take lots of pictures / video (sometimes over 300-400GB worth) and I want to make sure that the data survives the trip back before I can get it on my redundant storage arrays.This offers me the RAID 1 protection of being able to make sure my data makes it home safe.
Since upgrading 2 of my SSDs from 120GB to 256GB, I had the old ones lying around. So I picked this up to put them to use. It works like a champ. I have the 2 SSDs (same capacity but different brands) running in a striped array and see about 200MB/s throughput in tests using my retina MacBook Pro and USB 3.0. I thought that pretty good considering one of the SSDs is SATA I only.
Answer: Yes, that is what I did and it works fine.