Very nice indeed. And nothing wrong with those drives. Same hardware as the Ironwolf drives but with helium to extend life. Were you not tempted by the 16TB drives?
At least I know you will be keeping all this rom collections safe.
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Very nice indeed. And nothing wrong with those drives. Same hardware as the Ironwolf drives but with helium to extend life. Were you not tempted by the 16TB drives?
At least I know you will be keeping all this rom collections safe.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
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That is quite mad. What's the total storage capacity?
And what are you storing? Rom collections obviously, movies?
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And there was me complaining that my 4TB IronWolf drive is getting full and needs upgrading.
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DS2413+ is 12x4TB, my oldest one, in Raid6.
DS920+ is 4x16TB, but non Raid, basically a backup of my stuff on the DS2422+
DS2422+ is 12x8TB also in Raid6, and has the DX1222 as expansion unit, which at the moment only has 3x8TB inside.
I would say most of it are ROM collections and everything related to games. But obviously also movies and some series.
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I really need to get a new NAS soon.
Max I would need is maybe 16TB What are the best NAS drives at the moment? Ironwolf, WD Red or other?
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I guess they're all good, uaed to buy the cheapest, but at the moment that's not really possible.
In my old NAS I still have Hitachi, they're running for over 12 years now, 24/7.
Then I bought Exos drives, the 8TB ones I paid 140? each at the time, wish I had bought more.
Now for the expansion I bought Ironwolf Pro 8TB, they were 285? each, so over double the price than the Exos at that time, but those were now the cheapest I found, the non Pro were only 5-10? cheaper. Exos were slightly more expensive.
The 4x16TB I have are also Exos drives.