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Post by kennymitsu on Dec 13, 2007 8:56:48 GMT 7
'sup peeps, I've had a mixed response from various sources as to whether the N3200 supports 1tb hard disks. Anyone here know something  Really don't want to shell out the cash if it doesn't support disks of that size. Thanks |
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Post by jau on Dec 14, 2007 12:15:05 GMT 7
Based on this document from thecus, the only 1TB drives that have been proven compatible by thecus are ones by hitachi: www.thecus.com/download/other/N3200_HDD_list_2007-11-15.pdfi really want to buy a n3200 as well. i'm hoping that they'll have more 1TB drives certified soon, especially the super cool/quiet green power drives by western digital, and also the new 3 platter samsungs  hopefully by then we'll see some of the kinks worked out. the auto-rebuild raid5 issue scares the pee out of me! |
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Post by basis on Feb 23, 2008 9:35:58 GMT 7
Actually I can't even find a 750G drive like Samsung SpinPoint F1 750GB 32MB SATA II (HD753LJ) in the list of supported drives.
Does it mean Thecus is lazy with updates of their list?
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Post by blixa1977 on Feb 23, 2008 21:17:30 GMT 7
The SAMSUNG HD753LJ works well!
i haven´t tested as raid. at the moment i use jbod.
without any problems!
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Post by ericemel on Feb 25, 2008 20:20:05 GMT 7
I am using 3x 1TB WD RE2 GP
Quiet, low power and work a treat
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Post by cbtengr on Mar 1, 2008 8:21:05 GMT 7
Based on this document from thecus, the only 1TB drives that have been proven compatible by thecus are ones by hitachi: www.thecus.com/download/other/N3200_HDD_list_2007-11-15.pdfi really want to buy a n3200 as well. i'm hoping that they'll have more 1TB drives certified soon, especially the super cool/quiet green power drives by western digital, and also the new 3 platter samsungs hopefully by then we'll see some of the kinks worked out. the auto-rebuild raid5 issue scares the pee out of me! Just so happens I had one of these when I just re-built my current system. So I ordered 2 more ...so far so good...Set them up in RAID 5. I have about 1.9TB of formatted space. |
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Post by hanstis on Mar 4, 2008 2:35:20 GMT 7
The SAMSUNG HD753LJ works well! i haven´t tested as raid. at the moment i use jbod. without any problems! Just installed 3x Samsung SpinPoint HD753LJ (750gb). First build as RAID1: no problems. Later rebuild as RAID5: also no problems. |
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Post by garlopf on Apr 20, 2008 1:39:22 GMT 7
My n3200 works great with 3 x seagate 1TB disks. the volume is 1.9 something TB (RAID5). It is allready over 50% full (dont ask).  |
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