ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon has
4-Bay ORICO DAS Hard Drive Enclosure for $208.55 - $83.42 w/ promotional code
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Features:- Supports up to 22TB per 3.5-inch SATA HDD and offers a total capacity of up to 88TB. Expand storage by daisy-chaining up to 3 devices, providing a maximum of 264TB for large data needs
- Supports plug-and-play functionality with no drivers required. The USB-C hub ensures seamless storage management, allowing quick and efficient file transfer. Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux
- This USB-C external hard drive enclosure features 4 independent disk slots with an eject function for single-disk replacement. Easily swap or upgrade individual drives without interrupting the operation of other drives
- Designed with an aluminum alloy metal shell and an 80mm cooling fan, along with front and rear heat dissipation vents
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I have a DAS setup as a cold storage device for my backup of movies/games.
I have it plugged in via USB-C to my Windows computer. I just drag and drop files on to it, it saves, then I disconnect. Until I build up some more storage on my main drive on the PC and do it all again.
Windows devices are pretty good about seeing the hard drives. But if they were pulled from a NAS in an array, I can see it not working.
4 HDD and 4 m.2 nvme, pci 3.0 x4. With a single 3.2 Gen 2 usb-c 10gbps. No daisy chaining.
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What I do is only turn my DAS on for a few minutes and then turn it off 99.5 percent of the time. I use the DAS for backup/transfer and load what I need on my 4TB SSD/NVMe storage on main PC. (I don't have to worry about heat or anything , since I just use device as only 1 of my backup solutions.
I use Alexa to turn on the device and turn off the device. Everybody uses these in way that works for them. I just find external 4TB NVMe's a better way to get very fast transfer/backup, then a few times a month might use DAS as second method of backup, with 3rd method of backup in closet in safe place.
I did buy before the prices when up, 2 26TB Seagate externals for 250 dollars a piece, as a backup too. Maybe when storage goes back to realistic prices ... I will buy another hard drive. You have choices on what currently works for you.
Does anyone know if it's hot swap?
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The Terramaster hybrid makes a hell of a lot less sense; USB 3.2 Gen. 2 at 10 Mbps is a terrible bottleneck to NVMe speeds.
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