Will it support 2TB drive? Total of 4TB RAID-0?
74517
Although I am using two 1TB drives in RAID 1 mode, the manual says "2 x 2.5" SATA HDD, total capacity up to 6TB".
74518
The literature on the CineRAID states that it has a 6TB capacity, so it should.
74519
Yes this will support dual 2.5, 2TB drives as a RAID0 stripeset. I am currently using it with two Samsung ST2000LM003, 9.5mm drives.
74520
I have two 750 GB in mine with no issues. I don't remember reading about any size limitations. You may have to ask CineRAID themselves.
74521
Well I didn't try that but am sure its not support any hdd Thicer than 9.5 mm so not possible even to try any hdd more than 1 tb as it should be more Thicke than 9.5 mm
74522
The manual says yes, support up to 2tb. Here I have 2x 512 hdd raid 1 and works fine.
74523
I own a WD 2TB 2.5" drive. Very few enclosures can handle it - it is 15mm thick. I use mine with a Drobo Transporter, which easily handles 15mm drives.
74524
I don't think so. I think 1Tb x 2 for a total of 2Tb. Please double check with CineRaid to be 100% sure.
1902579
Hi, yes indeed, as well as being a raid 0, 1, 5 unit this product is also a very competent JBOD (just a bunch of discs) that interfaces with your via a decent USB 3.0 port. It very (too) easily switches between those storage configurations; just don't make the mistake of switching before you've backed up your data!!
2099976
I'm not sure either. I've only used mine for 1 drive. I doubt it would work for 2 at once. You would probably need 2 adapters and some software that could reconstruct the data, which is shared between the 2 raid 0 drives.
240457
I am really sure but, you would probably lose 3-4 GB of data because of manufacture formatting, I would suggest go with 2TB.
166155
I don't really know.It could be, that this will work.I'm running mine with 4x3TB in RAID 5 with no problems.
2075768
The 4TB version has 2-2TB drives hence 4TB. That is in RAID 0 format. If you setup RAID 1 you only have 2TB usable.Good luck
800516
Can you run RAID that way? Id like to install 2 2TB drives, for large capacity RAID.
1032197
The Synology website says that 6TB drives are supported. Check the drive that you are planning on getting with their list to be sure.
430598
Yes, but honestly I wouldn't recommend it. Having a drive fail on that setup would kill you and the interface that your presented with on this device really limits the usability of anything over 2tb
230093
Yes, I have two internal drives running off this card, paired in a RAID 1, set up through Win 7. If your motherboard and OS supports RAID, it's not a problem.
2258616
The description does say the unit is "2TB". That is the TOTAL of the two drives, so they are 1TB each. You will have 2TB usable storage in RAID 0 mode (performance), or 1TB usable in RAID 1 mode (mirroring/backup).
1123021
I currently have a 3TB drive in it and it's working fine. I cannot comment on 4TB.
40290
Do not know...I don't have anything over 2TB in my system. You probably want to contact Thermaltake directly before purchasing....
639288
I am about to install a 6TB drive so I will let you know if I am successful but according to intel, it should be fine. The support of your HDD depends on the RAID card. This is a RAID expander and is only meant to extend an existing RAID controllers capacity of HDDs. This does not create a RAID array.UPDATE: I have installed my 6TB WD Red HDD and have no issues. Simply plugged it in, turned on my server, and it showed up in my OS (Linux Mint 17.1) without any issues. No configuration needed. Just plug and play.
1963660
From the description, this system offers only raid 0. Therefore, the 4TB version gives you 4TB of storage.
2266447
No it won't support 4TB drives. According to the specs it will support 3TB.
91779
Yes either raid 0 or raid 1 is possible. I would not recommend this product though.