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Then you have 24 TB with RAID10, not 30 TB. I guess that's why he was wondering.
by NorwegianDude 2y ago
Then you have 24 TB with RAID10, not 30 TB. I guess that's why he was wondering.
- ffsm8 2y agoTechnically I've got 18tb raid 10 and 12TB raid 1, I just didn't think it mattered and I was too lazy to explain that on my phone ( • ‿ • ) The 6x6TB were previouly in a Synology NAS (roughly 8yrs old now) and I was planning to slowly migrate everything over to 12TB disk's as things start failing