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OWC ThunderBlade x12 – Thunderbolt 5 NVMe RAID SSD
- £2,439.60 – £14,154.00
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SanDisk Professional G-RAID PROJECT 2
- £642.00 – £1,450.80
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Oyen Mobius 2C RAID 2-Bay USB-C Hard Drive
- £528.00 – £1,356.00
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SanDisk Professional G-RAID MIRROR (12TB – 48TB)
- £536.40 – £1,198.80
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Glyph Blackbox PRO RAID Desktop Drive with Thunderbolt 3
- £622.80 – £1,818.00
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SymplySPARK Desktop 8-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID
- £3,692.00 – £8,104.00
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SanDisk Professional G-RAID Shuttle SSD
- £4,798.80 – £5,976.00
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RAID (redundant array of independent disks) systems consists of 2 or more hard drives connected together which can either appear as one large volume or a mirrored set. Common RAID settings are:
- RAID 0 – Data is striped across all disks providing fast read/write, ideal for video editing. The advantage is speed but if one drive fails in RAID 0 you will lose your data so many users prefer RAID 5.
- RAID 5 – Data is spread across all disks, if one drive fails, your data is still in tact and accessible.
- RAID 1 – Disk 1 is mirrored on to Disk 2. Ideal for real time dual backup.