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As someone who has no experience in this field, why are they specifically unsuitable for NAS?
by Agentlien 6y ago
As someone who has no experience in this field, why are they specifically unsuitable for NAS?
- p1necone 6y agoThey'll work fine (although with the normal expected slower writes of SMR drives) until a drive fails normally and the raid array has to rebuild (which is kind of the reason you use a raid array), then it could take a week+ and there's a very good chance you'll get more failures during and lose all your data.
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