I just purchased a HP ProLiant DL380 Gen10. I have 6 2.4TB drives configured with RAID10 ADM. When I load Windows, I only show I am getting just under 5TB. If my calculations are correct, shouldn't I get over 7?
Am I wrong in my calculations?
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Thomas Anthony
8/22/2022 - Mon
Paul MacDonald
7.2TB, to be precise. You do lose some to overhead (you need a way to find all that data, after all), but 2TB seems excessive.
Is this capacity a limitation of the RAID controller?
ste5an
From the numbers: You have two spares (a spare leg or one per strip set)?
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Not that I read. Plus I can connect 10 drives to this controller.
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ste5an
Andy is correct. ADM denotes a special mode. See page 111.
Thomas Anthony
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Thanks guys. That was exactly what I was looking for.
Is this capacity a limitation of the RAID controller?