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i was too slow
guess i'll settle with 4tb
i was too slow
guess i'll settle with 4tb
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Read up on RAID. The one you choose will dictate the amount of drives you need to start.
I used raid 5 which requires at least three HDD.
https://en.m.wikipedia.
Or google types of raid
I would say 4TB is the max I'm comfy with using as drives for any level of Raid 6. For me I've been using 10 with a 10 synchronized backup on a separate UPS that gets turned off once the sync is done. I then also keep an off-site archive. It doesn't help you if a robber just picks up both your hard drive units.
For any storage needs you have, you really need triple the storage. So 8TB=24TB.
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I would say 4TB is the max I'm comfy with using as drives for any level of Raid 6. For me I've been using 10 with a 10 synchronized backup on a separate UPS that gets turned off once the sync is done. I then also keep an off-site archive. It doesn't help you if a robber just picks up both your hard drive units.
For any storage needs you have, you really need triple the storage. So 8TB=24TB.
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Read up on RAID. The one you choose will dictate the amount of drives you need to start.
I used raid 5 which requires at least three HDD.
https://en.m.wikipedia.
Or google types of raid
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But software raid doesn't care if the drives are different unlike the old hardware raid cards.
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