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I concur with Jamietoner, There have been a lot of seagate issues with the 750gb models.<br />
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I'd use WD 1.5 or 2.0 TB drives<br />
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Be aware that most server OS (32 bit) only support 2TB logical partitions so if you have 6 TB of drive space you have to have 3 logical devices.<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
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Hi there,<br />
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I'm looking to get some 1.5 TB drives for a RAID set. So, with the NAS I use I am looking specifically for 1.5 TB Seagate Barracudas. Now, I see the AS model available but I can't find the ES model anywhere at the Canadian stores (or any stores). Where can I find it or is it just not available?<br />
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What would be the risks of using the &quot;AS&quot; Barracudas in a NAS which was actually specifically tested with those disks, inside a RAID-5 set?<br />
It's the QNAP TS-509 Pro.<br />
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It would be a 5-disk RAID-5 array. The use would be pretty heavy since it's in a small office with about 10-15 graphics design workers.
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Hi there,

I'm looking to get some 1.5 TB drives for a RAID set. So, with the NAS I use I am looking specifically for 1.5 TB Seagate Barracudas. Now, I see the AS model available but I can't find the ES model anywhere at the Canadian stores (or any stores). Where can I find it or is it just not available?

What would be the risks of using the "AS" Barracudas in a NAS which was actually specifically tested with those disks, inside a RAID-5 set?
It's the QNAP TS-509 Pro.

It would be a 5-disk RAID-5 array. The use would be pretty heavy since it's in a small office with about 10-15 graphics design workers.

I concur with Jamietoner, There have been a lot of seagate issues with the 750gb models.

I&amp;#39;d use WD 1.5 or 2.0 TB drives


Be aware that most server OS (32 bit) only support 2TB logical partitions so if you have 6 TB of drive space you have to have 3 logical devices.


Hope this helps




Seagate 1.5 TB ES series in Canada?

Hi there,

I&amp;#39;m looking to get some 1.5 TB drives for a RAID set. So, with the NAS I use I am looking specifically for 1.5 TB Seagate Barracudas. Now, I see the AS model available but I can&amp;#39;t find the ES model anywhere at the Canadian stores (or any stores). Where can I find it or is it just not available?

What would be the risks of using the &amp;quot;AS&amp;quot; Barracudas in a NAS which was actually specifically tested with those disks, inside a RAID-5 set?
It&amp;#39;s the QNAP TS-509 Pro.

It would be a 5-disk RAID-5 array. The use would be pretty heavy since it&amp;#39;s in a small office with about 10-15 graphics design workers.

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