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Thread: Hardware RAID, w. 3TB+ support

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    Hardware RAID, w. 3TB+ support

    At the moment, I got a Dell PERC 6/i, unfortunately it only supports up to 2TB units, the performance is MORE than plenty!
    But at next upgrade I will probably swap to 4TB drives, to save power, and price/TB will be best fo these at the given point.

    What I am looking for is:
    HW RAID
    Support up to 8 units
    Low Power consumption
    Lowest possible price

    If you know a great review page for what I need, please do link me! I'd like to read more about this for certain.
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    FatBoyNotSoSlim
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    I've had luck with the Adaptec 7805s for 4TB drive, but given their costs, may some of the older series cards?
    http://ask.adaptec.com/app/answers/d...controllers%3F

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