#Pegasus2 r6 empty pro#
Pegasus2 has a black aluminum case to better match the new Mac Pro design and has two Thunderbolt Port 2 to allow daisy-chaining up to six compatible devices. Pegasus2 is a hardware RAID that appears configured as a RAID 5 array, but can be easily changed to RAID 0, 1, 10, or JBOD using the included software. The R6 Pegasus2 we received has six 7200 rpm hard drives with 2TB of capacity each, capacity equal to the first Pegasus we tested. It is a six-drive 12TB hardware RAID box and can be purchased from Apple stores and so on. Pegasus R6 appointment is the first Thunderbolt 2 peripheral to make its way to the Macworld lab.
Rounding out the features, there are two Thunderbolt Ports which one that supports daisy-chaining to allow users to take advantage of Thunderbolt speeds on their other devices. In addition, drives can be swapped for direct expansion storage. It also offers BeyondRAID technology with single or dual drive redundancy to provide data protection. Users can choose mSATA small capacity drives if their HDD is not a strong capacity, or they can swap with larger 128GB or 256GB mSATA SSD to heat up more significant performance. Uniquely, unlike most DAS devices, 5D has a bay below that can mSATA SSD for critical cache, often accessible data for performance improvement. Drobo 5D benefits from a significant feature set. Drobo offers several other devices in the family like Mini which have the same features but with support for four 2.5 “drives, as well as 5N network attached storage devices (NAS). Drobo designed 5D with media creations such as video and audio editor in mind understand the needs of high capacity, high performance devices. Although in a design similar to the current Drobo model, 5D also adds many new features including: support for HDD and SSD, memory, faster processor and backup battery. The Drobo 5D is a direct-attached storage device (DAS) with five 3.5 “carrier-less gulfs that have USB 3.0 and dual thunderbolt ports. Make the Drobo 5 d vs Pegasus R6 as reference materials you further. So you should choose carefully before buying it. In terms of costs as well as the capacity of the storage media (hard disk), then the technology is still much cheaper compared to other technologies. Storage DAS only directly accessible from the host where DAS attached. In other words the direct attached storage (point-to-point) on the server or computer. Direct-Attached Storage (DAS) refers to a digital storage system directly attached to a server or workstation, without a storage network in between.
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