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ReadyNAS Endless cost cycle
Ok I realize that once upon a time there were physical limits to volume size, Ive had the ReadyNAS, ReadyNAS+, And now have ReadyNAS Pro (6 bay) and a ReadyNAS Ultra6 and yet I am faced with STILL ...
Yes here it is, 64 vs 84TB
http://www.netgear.com/compare.aspx
oops, that is the link as it shows in my browser when I click on compare I selected the 316, 516 and 716 after having narrowed the field to 6 bay diskless units
But you cant go to that link directly I guess.
According to the caomparator all the x16 units can use the EDA expansions
Also it appears that even though there are a number of 6TB disks listed for the 516 unit it still says on the stats page that 24TB max without the ED expansion....is this dated info?
On the Amazon site it also says 24TB is max size as well.
http://www.netgear.com/compare.aspx
oops, that is the link as it shows in my browser when I click on compare I selected the 316, 516 and 716 after having narrowed the field to 6 bay diskless units
But you cant go to that link directly I guess.
According to the caomparator all the x16 units can use the EDA expansions
Also it appears that even though there are a number of 6TB disks listed for the 516 unit it still says on the stats page that 24TB max without the ED expansion....is this dated info?
On the Amazon site it also says 24TB is max size as well.
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