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Differences between models?
I love readynas products, but I find it maddening when trying to compare models based on posted online information.
I"m trying to recommend one of the RN422 rackmount models to my employer and I see no difference other than about $3000 in the price between the two listed below. Any reason it is so vague?
RN422X124
RN422X64E
or their slightly smaller capacity siblings.
I"m trying to recommend one of the RN422 rackmount models to my employer and I see no difference other than about $3000 in the price between the two listed below. Any reason it is so vague?
RN422X124
RN422X64E
or their slightly smaller capacity siblings.
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- http://www.provantage.com/netgear-rn422x124-100nes~7NETH06P.htm
http://www.provantage.com/netgear-rn422x64e-100nes~7NETH06L.htm
This might right spec
Hard Drive Configuration 6 x 4 TB vs Hard Drive Configuration 12 x 4 TB
64E means 6x 4TB 124 means 12 x 4TB
Seems make sense . - Thanks,
I thought that might be it, but in the comparison, they both show as 48TB and the one has an "E" at the end and the other doesn't. I wasn't sure what the "E" signifies. - I think the E stands for Enterprise Disks. However all semi or fully populated 12-bay ReadyNAS units ship with enterprise disks, as only enterprise disks are suitable for those models.
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