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ORICO MiniTower 2-Bay RAID Enclosure for NVMe SSD, 10Gbps Speed, Expansion Hub Dock for Mac Mini M4 $71.24 + Free Shipping

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has ORICO MiniTower 2-Bay RAID Enclosure for NVMe SSD, 10Gbps Speed, Expansion Hub Dock for Mac Mini M4 on sale for $142.49 - 20% off when you clip the coupon on the product page - 30% off when you apply promo code 306ZZFE4 at checkout = $71.24. Shipping is free. >Now $74.99

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has ORICO MiniTower 2-Bay RAID Enclosure for NVMe SSD, 10Gbps Speed, Expansion Hub Dock for Mac Mini M4 on sale for $142.49 - 20% off when you clip the coupon on the product page - 30% off when you apply promo code 306ZZFE4 at checkout = $71.24. Shipping is free. >Now $74.99

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4d ago
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clockvstrain
4d ago
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Says it's for M4 but seems to be USB 3.2 and not 4 (TB5)?
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camenkrossi
4d ago
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This one seems promising, right? No chipset issue like the other one?
4d ago
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dealmonkey
4d ago
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What OS do these run? Hardware or software RAID?
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KevinM5247
4d ago
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This is a great deal if you don't mind that it is slow. 10 Gbps is way slower than thunderbolt 3 or 4
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4d ago
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Redflyer
4d ago
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As others have mentioned this is a nas for dinosaurs if you like the super-slow speeds.
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rypajo
4d ago
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Can't get it below 115 with the coupon code
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imdjay
4d ago
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank imdjay

let's clear up some nonsense claims in here:this is a das, not a nas. if you don't know the difference, you need to do more research before you buy either.10gbit is more than enough for many, many use cases, such as is if you only plan to use the 3.5" drives. and even if you plan to get m.2 drives, many of the budget options of those have poor sustained write speeds that will sure as heck be less than 10gbit. even with a high end m.2, there are many more use cases that will never break 10gbit than will.those who actually know they need the speed should look elsewhere, but for regular folks it's likely plenty. some perspective: I have a nas that only has 2x2.5gbit Ethernet ports, and has 4 nvme bays. so would I get it? at that price it's a good deal. my main concern is heat.
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SkillfulClass954
4d ago
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Quote from dealmonkey :
What OS do these run? Hardware or software RAID?
This needs to plugged into a computer. It has no OS
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BerMM2
4d ago
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Quote from KevinM5247 :
This is a great deal if you don't mind that it is slow. 10 Gbps is way slower than thunderbolt 3 or 4
Agreed. Even in RAID 0 two HDDs shouldn't saturate 10Gbps so it only bottlenecks NVME drives. (BTW, I got it for $75)
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SkillfulRailway607
4d ago
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Quote from rypajo :
Can't get it below 115 with the coupon code
I had to log-on to my Amazon account, I can see 79.96 now
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riffdex
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Quote from imdjay :
let's clear up some nonsense claims in here:this is a das, not a nas. if you don't know the difference, you need to do more research before you buy either.10gbit is more than enough for many, many use cases, such as is if you only plan to use the 3.5" drives. and even if you plan to get m.2 drives, many of the budget options of those have poor sustained write speeds that will sure as heck be less than 10gbit. even with a high end m.2, there are many more use cases that will never break 10gbit than will.those who actually know they need the speed should look elsewhere, but for regular folks it's likely plenty. some perspective: I have a nas that only has 2x2.5gbit Ethernet ports, and has 4 nvme bays. so would I get it? at that price it's a good deal. my main concern is heat.
For the most part I agree with this sentiment. I would be interested to see the use case of those who are concerned about the 10Gbps speed. Having said that, it's a DAS not a NAS so obviously it's a little disappointing to have such slow speeds on a locally connected device, even if that speed would be appropriate for a NAS.
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snorri
4d ago
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Price has been raised to $150 and the discount lowered to 20%.
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3d ago
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BerMM2
3d ago
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Anyone know if this is compatible with PWDIS drives?
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paronowitz
3d ago
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Quote from riffdex :
For the most part I agree with this sentiment. I would be interested to see the use case of those who are concerned about the 10Gbps speed. Having said that, it's a DAS not a NAS so obviously it's a little disappointing to have such slow speeds on a locally connected device, even if that speed would be appropriate for a NAS.
A direct attached 7200 Hard drive gets about 125MB/s and they are perfectly functional for most use home us cases. 10Gb (about 1200MB/s) is pretty decent

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