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4TB for RNDP200U

xcvb74
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‎2014-01-02 08:47 AM
‎2014-01-02 08:47 AM

4TB for RNDP200U

Hello,

Does anybody have tried 4TB HDD (seagate ST4000DM000 or WD WD40EZRX) with a ready NAS ultra 2+?
Actually I have 2x2TB seagate ST2000DL003 and I'm a little bit out of space!

Thank you

PS : The firmware I use is RAIDiator 4.2.25.
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xcvb74
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‎2014-01-05 02:11 AM
‎2014-01-05 02:11 AM

Re: 4TB for RNDP200U

Nobody could answer me??
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mdgm-ntgr
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‎2014-01-05 02:21 AM
‎2014-01-05 02:21 AM

Re: 4TB for RNDP200U

4TB disks should work. I would avoid Green disks if I were you.
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‎2014-01-05 04:04 AM
‎2014-01-05 04:04 AM

Re: 4TB for RNDP200U

xcvb74 wrote:
Does anybody have tried 4TB HDD (seagate ST4000DM000 or WD WD40EZRX) with a ready NAS ultra 2+?

I've tried the WD40EFRX (WD Red) and the ST4000VN000 in my Ultra 2 Plus. I can't recommend the WD drive for reasons described here: https://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=73417. The Seagate, on the other hand, worked fine; it's a better NAS drive than the ST4000DM000 and it only costs a few dollars more. I'm not planning to buy anything but ST4000VN000s in the future.
2 × Pro 6 [Main & Backup] – XRAID2 Dual-Redundant (RAID6): 14.53TB (110MB/s Write, 123MB/s Read)
  • CPU: 2.4GHz E6600 SL9ZL - RAM: 8GB (PSD28G800K) - BIOS: 07/26/2010 - OS: 6.10.3 w/ custom kernel - Drives: 6 × ST4000VN000 / ST4000VN008
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Ultra 2 Plus [for experimentation and testing] – JBOD: 8TB (110MB/s Write, 123MB/s Read)
  • CPU: Standard 1.8GHz Atom D525 - RAM: 2GB (CT25664BC1067) - BIOS: 11/02/2011 - OS: 4.2.31 - Drives: 2 × ST4000VN000 - Fan: Noctua NF-B9 - USB: ST31000340
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armia741
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‎2014-01-06 10:33 PM
‎2014-01-06 10:33 PM

Re: 4TB for RNDP200U

WD or Seagate? which one gives more bang to buck?
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‎2014-01-07 04:16 AM
‎2014-01-07 04:16 AM

Re: 4TB for RNDP200U

The drives are pretty close in performance. Today the Seagate appears to be slightly cheaper in the US. Tomorrow who knows?
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