0 TB, 6-Bay External Storage Enclosure with Dual Thunderbolt 3 Ports, Featuring SoftRAID XT, Thunderbolt 3 cable included, Add your own drives.Use it with your Thunderbolt 3 equipped Mac or Windows PC to take your workflow to the next level. As a member of the OWC external storage line, ThunderBay 6 eliminates bottlenecks in accessing, transferring or archiving your work. SoftRAID can create volumes that span multiple arrays or generate a nested RAID configuration for even greater performance and protection. Combined with our SoftRAID technology, you can configure a storage solution tailored to your unique workflow. Link up to six Thunderbolt units together with Thunderbolt's daisy-chaining capabilities. While other RAID levels may give you faster data access, or fail-safe data protection, no other RAID level combines speed, space, and safety so well. The RAID version of ThunderBay 6 comes configured for RAID 5, giving you the best combination for maximizing disk space, the fastest access speeds plus protection against disk failure. To keep your workflow on the cutting edge, we've included an additional slot for an M.2 NVMe SSD to help future-proof your storage needs. Drives run quietly and are kept cool via a fan that operates quieter than a whisper. ThunderBay 6 features six bays for hot-swappable hard drives or SSDs - or a combination - all housed in a rugged aluminum enclosure with an integrated power supply. Supports RAID 0,1,4,5 and 1+0(10) via the advanced SoftRAID engine Works with 3.5" or 2.5" drives - no adapter needed OWC is now on my do not buy list.ThunderBay 6 RAID 6-Bay External Storage Enclosure with Dual Thunderbolt 3 Ports, Featuring SoftRAID XT
I'm out over $200 on this software Raid, and I wish I'd never ever bought it. What that means is that the hardware can produce 10Gbps speed, given the right software. My speeds were excellent 940 write and 650 read. What kind of support is that? How could he ever find the problem when his only focus was to blame my hardware?įinally, I configured my three SSDs as a Raid 0 using the Mac Raid Assistant. How could you when it would take days for them to back to you? The tech support guy clearly said his goal was to show me that the problem was my hardware. You could NEVER use this utility for any kind of production, no matter how small. Fine, but via email support was far worse and slow. When I tried to talk with tech support, that was impossible, and they used Covid as an excuse. Then when SoftRaid 6 came out, which is required for Big Sur, they charged me $50 for an upgrade.Įven worse, when I got it, configured my Raid, my performance was in the 300 Mb range (Read and Write) for three SSDs. I had not received the shipment and I had not opened it. They had shipped, but I asked them to return the product. I purchased with SoftRaid 5.8.4 and SoftRaid 6 was in beta.
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