SDPH48H-144T-NBAAB G Raid Shuttle 8 Bay 144TB Hard Drive

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A transportable 8-bay hardware RAID solution with Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C interfaces offering content creators up to 144TB of colossal capacity and high-powered performance for consolidated backup, super-fast access, and real-time video editing.

  • Product Features

    • Supports multi-stream 4K workflows, RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60 configurations, and provides transfer rates up to 1900MB/s read and 2000MB/s write.
    • The G-RAID SHUTTLE 8 is the ultimate storage solution for demanding video workflows on location and in the studio.
    • Specifications Compatible Drive Interface: SATA III. Storage Capacity: 1TB.
    • Maximum Read Speed: 1900MBs. Maximum Write Speed: 2000MBs. Country of Origin: Malaysia. Warranty: 5 Year.
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3 years ago

Massive capacity, excellent flexibility

This is a massive array of disks and the G-RAID software allowed me to configure the storage pretty much as I desired. I';ve been using RAID arrays both professionally (I'm a retired software developer) and at home for almost 2 decades now, so I'm pretty knowledgeable about RAID in all its many variants. I split the disks into 2 4-disk arrays, one for data and the other for Time Machine backups of my four Mac computers. The data array is a single logical drive while the backup array is divided into 4 logical disks, each sized according to the storage on the individual Mac's. All logical drives are configured as RAID 6 because I've had a double drive failure in the past (not on a SanDisk array). This protects against data loss even with two drive failures occurring before the first failed drive can be replaced. So far, my only complaint is that the G-RAID Software Utility could use a local Help facility, and perhaps tooltips, to explain the various constraints on configuring the arrays and logical disks.

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