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  In addition, how I read and open documents from the secondary hard drive to ensure its backup successfully, so that my main hard drive works at the same time.

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  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  Here is a video that will explain a lot better I can of RAID 1.

  The answer to your question is, no. you'll see why when you watch the video.  If you see the drive in the Device Manager everything works correctly.

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• New MBP and two raid 0 drives 4 GB 7200 rpm or replace a small SSD

  Hello

  I apologize if this in the forum somewhere.  I'm looking for 4 hours through the posts and cannot find an answer to this question.

  I ordered a new Macbook Pro products listed below.

  MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina display

  • 2.8 GHz Quad - core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 4.0 GHz
  • 16 GB 1600 MHz SDRAM DDR3L
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  In my research, it seems that the best configuration will add two additional discs.

  
  

  I want to purchase the LaCie 9000601 robust Raid Thunderbolt.  Its configured as a RAID 0 4 GB (2x2gb configured raid 0) read and write speed is rated at 240 MB/sec.  For the third disc is there going to be any speed up if I did for one SSD drive with read and write speeds above 400 MB/s?  If I won't see any significant speed I would make the 3rd disc an additional LaCie.

  
  

  So the two configurations:

  #1

  C: 1 PCIe storage to Flash

  D: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  E: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  
  

  #2

  C: 1 PCIe storage to Flash

  D: drive for raid 0 4 GB lightning

  E: 500 MB SSD with reading and writing of at least 400 MB/s

  
  

  I will mainly be 4K video editing from a 3 ghost drone.  Most of the videos will need only some basic edition/transitions and possibly a color correction.  I would like to modify in real time or near it and have always render as low as possible. I will be editing in Premiere Pro CS6 and could switch to CC.

  
  

  I appreciate all the comments.  If it not is not much of a difference, I would #1 configuration where it provides an extra 3.5 GB or storage and is cheaper at the same time.

  
  

  Thanks for your comments and help.

  
  

  Gary
  

  It seems that the ghost 3 mp4/h264 files? These files will be slightly compact vs other formats, reducing the demand placed on the disc. LaCie rugged raid should operate correctly for the media to hold, and then you can set the project on the C: drive cache. If you work on small projects, you will be able to store everything on the flash disk and the backup to an external drive. If you want to keep on an external drive media, the DSS will provide faster response times to access the various elements when editing.

• External RAID 0 drive for the reader to "work"?

  Does anyone have an experience on the use of an external drive of Raid0 for the directory of files work with LR3 + and Windows 7 64?  Raw files are mainly of a Canon 5 d 2, which makes them more 20Meg after conversion to DNG.

  My workflow means that files are moved to other readers in a week or two and will be saved since the external RAID every day as well but is not on the backup, but rather a quick and flexible system that allows me to easily work with files on several computers.

  Any ideas or experiences to be more welcome. Thank you.

  Just as an update where everyone wonders how external eSATA andRAID 0 works with LR and W7 64 bit, the answer is in fact very well.

• RAID hard drives, mark Question (evil?)

  I'm about to buy two disks for RAID0 for assets on my i7 rig, running Windows 7 (Yes, I'm aware of RAID0 is for execution only, I backup all the time). It would be great to get two 1 TB WD RE3 for a total of 2 TB (approximately $320 delivered), but I'm a cheapskate under budget constraint. This Samsung drive would provide sufficient space for the moment in a pair and is literally half the price: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152118

  Two of them would be $170 shipped and be only a ½ TB more small once RAIDed the WDs. BUT, everyone has use these disks? I don't want to save money if it brings little reliability. Wrong, if you read this, I remember you say you use Samsungs?

  Yes, I use Samsungs F1 and as for you, it is a budget oriented choices. However, I have 16 of them.

  One thing to consider is that you intend to use them in Raid0, who has no redundancy. Reliability is so important to consider. Bill was awarded a contract of nice with 7200,12 records. It is a possibility, the other is the WD RE, that you mentioned, or the Samsung F3. Note, however, that I had 2 out of my failure of 16 disks in the first 4 months. At the same time replaced under warranty and after the reconstruction of the matrix, without loss of data. That, unfortunately is a luxury, you have with raid0. It's a tough call to say "get it". How critical is the data about the raid0, what facilities are to be restored in the event of a disk failure, what is it worth for you to $$$. My feeling is that the WD RE are the most reliable, the Samsung have the best price and 12 Seagates series is somewhere between the two.

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  There is no official method because it has problems.

  There's no official way.

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  (3) in the morning, I wake up and the computers can't find the backup disk?

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  Try to remove any back to my time Capsule Mac entries, according to the guidelines of this discussion: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7637445

  If you cannot see the TC in Airport utility, unplug the cable to your modem and restart-if the TC does not see Apple to my Mac servers, they cannot plant the Bonjour service in the TC.

  More info here: https://www.macintouch.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=471

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