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Samuel Green
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Jack Rodriguez
>considering buying 2x12 TB HDD in RAID 0 and cheap 240 GB SATA ssd as a cache for my gaming library setup
Will it work?
Michael James
sure
Cooper Taylor
Is toshiba still toshiba owned?
Anthony Martin
THANK YOU, BASED TOSHIBA!
Julian Scott
>RAID0
Don't. Just use the drives individually.
Andrew Adams
>Losing 14TB of data when your drive fails
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Camden Adams
Why would you use RAID0? You're not going to see any performance benefits and you're almost certainly going to lose your data when you inevitably fuck something up.
Christian Mitchell
Just buy 2, goy. :^)
Anthony Parker
>HAHAHAHAHA LOSING 1 TB OF SSD DATA WHEN YOUR DRIVE FAILS
Best to stick with 100 x 1 MB SSD. In case you lose one you lose only 1 MB
Austin Peterson
>not using backblaze or an equivalent
Owen King
>100 x 1 MB
>1TB
Ryan Richardson
You are not buying multiple 14TB drives. There's no reason for people on Jow Forums to be excited about this unless they like spending lots of money to risk lots of data.
Maybe at your job.
Camden Reed
>not using 1.44mb floppy
TOPKEK
enjoy your data loss
Jayden Sullivan
256K brah, gotta be super safe.
I laugh at all the retards who lose their data when they buy anything greater than 256K
Christopher Jones
raid0 gives faster read/write speed plus capacity.
raid0 + backup is Ok solution
Brandon Parker
I used raid0 for years without fallen drive
Charles Edwards
this is a good example of why you shouldn't listen to anecdotal evidence
Jayden Stewart
>ever buying 1 TB
Found the brainlet waiting to lose his data
Luke Russell
RAID10 or go home.
David Peterson
unironically a very small copressed OS/programs and a computer with a large amount of RAM is the best solution to having a shit ton of cheap backups
Camden Russell
>helium
You'd better have a replacement plan ready from the get-go because this tech doesn't reliably survive beyond the warranty period. Helium diffuses right through solid metal over time and the drives fail once they lose too much.
Bentley Long
>Helium diffuses right through solid metal over time
[citation needed]
Gavin Russell
Helium is small and inert, so it can diffuse through anything.
Juan Young
just like ur penis
lmaooooooo
Easton Roberts
HOW FUCKING EXPENSIVE IS THIS FUCKING SHIT GOING TO BE
I COULD BUY A FUCKING CAR OR A HDD
Samuel Wilson
Refurbished HGST He10 are like 200-270 bucks