Shaina11 Honorable Apr 23, 2014 537 1 11,015 Jun 11, 2014 #1 Exactly as the title says. What manufacturer makes the most reliable external RAID level 1 Arrays? Looking around on Ebay and Amazon, I see a lot of manufacturers for external RAID Arrays. Who would make the most reliable ones?
Exactly as the title says. What manufacturer makes the most reliable external RAID level 1 Arrays? Looking around on Ebay and Amazon, I see a lot of manufacturers for external RAID Arrays. Who would make the most reliable ones?
Solution F F FireWire2 Jun 12, 2014 For RAID controller you can get a this: http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Drive-Esata-Bridge-Featuring/dp/B00AQ4PZNM/ It's transparent to the OS
For RAID controller you can get a this: http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Drive-Esata-Bridge-Featuring/dp/B00AQ4PZNM/ It's transparent to the OS
Someone Somewhere Titan Sep 23, 2012 22,291 8 84,965 Jun 11, 2014 #2 RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Upvote 0 Downvote
RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads.
Shaina11 Honorable Apr 23, 2014 537 1 11,015 Jun 11, 2014 #3 Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Oh okay thanks. I don't feel like spending $500 on a RAID Array! And sorry about the tags. I thought that you were supposed to put a lot so that people will notice your thread, sorry. Upvote 0 Downvote
Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Oh okay thanks. I don't feel like spending $500 on a RAID Array! And sorry about the tags. I thought that you were supposed to put a lot so that people will notice your thread, sorry.
F FireWire2 Distinguished Oct 30, 2006 1,304 1 19,665 Jun 12, 2014 Solution #4 For RAID controller you can get a this: http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Drive-Esata-Bridge-Featuring/dp/B00AQ4PZNM/ It's transparent to the OS Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
For RAID controller you can get a this: http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Drive-Esata-Bridge-Featuring/dp/B00AQ4PZNM/ It's transparent to the OS
T TyrOd Honorable Aug 16, 2013 527 0 11,160 Jun 13, 2014 #5 Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Yep. the major differentiating points between controllers is going to be the performance and secondary features, not reliability. Upvote 0 Downvote
Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Yep. the major differentiating points between controllers is going to be the performance and secondary features, not reliability.
Shaina11 Honorable Apr 23, 2014 537 1 11,015 Jun 14, 2014 #6 TyrOd : Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Yep. the major differentiating points between controllers is going to be the performance and secondary features, not reliability. Ah, so basically, any brand (cheap) should work just fine? I mean like $50 or less. Upvote 0 Downvote
TyrOd : Someone Somewhere : RAID reliability usually comes down to just the drives; the controllers aren't usually hugely different. Please don't dump massive numbers of tags on threads. Yep. the major differentiating points between controllers is going to be the performance and secondary features, not reliability. Ah, so basically, any brand (cheap) should work just fine? I mean like $50 or less.