Overview: RAID-enabled external storage provides better data protection and improved performance compared to single-drive ...

This cleverly disguised 2.5-inch RAID enclosure drastically improved the performance of our hard drives in RAID 0. But continuing problems with configuring SSDs leaves us unable to recommend it in ...

There are many portable and external hard drive solutions out there, however, not all have USB 3.1 support or RAID functionality. The StarTech Dual-Bay 3.5″ Drive Enclosure features both, including ...

StorCase Technology announced Tuesday a line of InfoStation 1U RAID enclosures supporting 2.5-inch Serial ATA (SATA) drives and SCSI or Fibre dual-host connections. Each 10-bay InfoStation 1U ...

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Today I am taking SilverStone’s new DS222 external dual-bay RAID enclosure for a spin in my test area and this is one enclosure that stands out from the rest in its basic design. RAID setups are great ...

SilverStone has done a great job with the DS223, giving it both performance and top notch durability, perfect for those that like that industrial look in their storage solutions. A few times a year, ...

WiebeTech on Thursday introduced the RT5e eSATA RAID, an enclosure designed to work as a portable RAID array connecting to a Mac or PC using external Serial ATA (eSATA). It’s priced starting at $1,699 ...

I’ve covered tons of Thunderbolt 3-enabled devices over the years, and it’s become clear that CalDigit is one of the leaders in this space, especially when it comes to docks and external drive ...

Akitio’s SK-2520 U3.1 is a portable diskless enclosure that can be populated with two SATA SSDs. It results in a relatively quick RAID-enabled drive that can be powered directly via USB-C. Should Mac ...

I'm interested to know what people think could be a great external Hard drive enclosure with Esata support, and even SAS. I'm looking in the 4-12TB range. The purpose of this is for me to download ...

RAID doesn't have a brain of its own and cannot understand intent. So if malware on a compromised system is writing to the ...