Which to buy??
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Which to buy??
Since one week I have a macbook pro retina which I really like. The machine 'only' has 256 gb ssd so I want to buy a storage device for my data, pictures and some holiday moviefiles.
The files are now stored at my windows 7 pc, but due to the screen I want to edit them at my mac. But... which g-technology device should I buy?
Are the thunderbolt versions really a lot faster then the USB3 versions?
What kind of performance (mb/s) can I expect from the single g-drive 2 TB versions?
The raid versions are great but raid 0 isn't safe enough to use as a single point of backup.
I'm just a hobbiest, so which device should I look at?
The files are now stored at my windows 7 pc, but due to the screen I want to edit them at my mac. But... which g-technology device should I buy?
Are the thunderbolt versions really a lot faster then the USB3 versions?
What kind of performance (mb/s) can I expect from the single g-drive 2 TB versions?
The raid versions are great but raid 0 isn't safe enough to use as a single point of backup.
I'm just a hobbiest, so which device should I look at?
Re: Which to buy??
Hi twch,
Thanks for your post. The G-RAID Thunderbolt are faster than USB3, because of the RAID0 setup, but you can also use it as a RAID1 or JBOD. The speed of a single G-DRIVE USB 3.0 will be about 150 MB/sec, whaich you can also achieve with the G-RAID Thunderbolt as a single JBOD, or the unit (both drives) in RAID1. The benefit of a G-RAID Thunderbolt is the faster technology, ability to setup in multiple configurations, and Thunderbolt can be daisy-chained, including displays. Either drive would work well for you, it all depends on what you are looking for. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Thanks for your post. The G-RAID Thunderbolt are faster than USB3, because of the RAID0 setup, but you can also use it as a RAID1 or JBOD. The speed of a single G-DRIVE USB 3.0 will be about 150 MB/sec, whaich you can also achieve with the G-RAID Thunderbolt as a single JBOD, or the unit (both drives) in RAID1. The benefit of a G-RAID Thunderbolt is the faster technology, ability to setup in multiple configurations, and Thunderbolt can be daisy-chained, including displays. Either drive would work well for you, it all depends on what you are looking for. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Gene Gilbert
G-Technology Tech Support
g-technology.com
G-Technology Tech Support
g-technology.com
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