G-Tech G-RAID with Thunderbolt 3
8 TB
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Unfortunately not. It is not possible.
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With Raid 0, the data is written to both hard disks in parallel, thus increasing the read and write speed. With the 2X4TB system, you also have the full 8 TB available. If it is configured as Raid 1, the data is mirrored. The disadvantage - apart from the loss of speed - is that "only" 4TB are available, but since the data are mirrored, the reliability is increased. This means that if one hard disk gives up the ghost, the data is still available on the second one. This is why Raid 1 is called a redundant system.
I have looked at the product. They also sell the product with 2x 12TB HDD. So it should work.
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There you go: G-Tech StudioRaid Module Enterprise (4TB, 3.5", Storagesysteme)
The latter. 2 times 4 TB. This results in 4TB in RAID 1 mode (redundant copy) and 8TB in RAID 0 mode (striping).
Yes, it is possible.
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