does anyone know if I can fit in a Corsair HX620 and still use 6 drives?
996370
The power supply is not in the way of hard drives. You neef a small form factor video card or onbpard to accomodate 6 drives.
996371
Yes, it will. Only larger VGA will be blocked if the PSU is more than 160mm deep.
2252526
I contacted startech & they said it will work with up to 6 drives per port with multiport external bays. SO a a total of 12 drivers per card will work. They said they have tested & has been verified. I have 2 mediasonic non raid bays i will try to see if it works when i get the card
2107966
Yes. Configuring the drives as RAID0 or JBOD will give you combined size of all drives with no redundancy presented to Windows as a single logical drive.
754909
The Power rails on mine can't support more than one drive at a time (thing broke within two weeks or so). I wouldn't rely on it for heavy server storage loads.
723778
It is always a good idea to keep the array similar in specs (ie spindle speed, cache, size etc). I would personally keep the drives in uniform and if you need to populate the 4th bay just go with the same brand/model you have.
1438006
While I haven't tried a drive larger than 6 TB, I would respect that limitation since it must be a consequence of the Blizzard's engineering and design. As drives get larger, I suspect that the engineering will keep up with the increasing size of large drives; but you may be limited to 6 TB today. I know that Seagate has recently come out with 8 TB "archival" drives, but 6 TB seems to be today's norm for max capacity drives for the time being
378104
Their is no problem with mixing various size drives. I did that until I eventually updated to all 4th drives.
584990
There is a 5.25 bay for your optical drive. There is a 2.5 spot on the bottom of the case in front of the psu. Then there are 2 bays that will hold a 3.5 drive (or two 2.5 drives each). So you will be short a 2.5 bay. There is a lot of space though so you might be able to rig something up for a tiny 2.5 drive.
109219
If you are referring to drive connectors then it has 6, you can use SATA drives but for 2.5" you'll need a tray adapter.
195814
Yes there is plenty of space for an additional drive. As long as the Solid State Drive is SATA you should be fine.
1031952
according to the datasheet, it looks like only 3TB drives in each bay are supported.http://www.lenovo.com/shop/emea/content/pdf/Storage/Product%20Release%20Information%20(PRI)/PRI_Lenovo_Iomega_ix2_2bay_EN.pdfLenovo looks to only offer them in 3TB single disk sizes as well; for a total of 6TB in RAID0.http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/servers/network-storage/lenovoemc/ix2/#customize
619203
Yes. As long as you have the correct number of drives for the RAID type, you can have as many as you want.
11262
Yes, as I have three sets of SSD in raid 0 with three OS. The only thing is that the cables are not that long.
2247618
I haven't tried it yet, but when I called the company they said that it would, but you have to use two drives with the same capacity.
1233162
Not sure why there would be a size limitation. I am using 1.5 to 3Tb SATA drives with no problems
911539
I finally upgraded my motherboard with one that has six 600mb/sec ports, so I don't use this card anymore. When I did, it had two 1TB drives attached. I think the limitation is more about your MB controllers and operating system rather this card, though. It did the job for a year until I could upgrade.
382577
Yes, but not in the stock configuration. The case only comes with one 3.5" cagestock (which holds 3 drives), but you should be able to get another. Looking through the corsair forums, this should do Corsair Graphite Series 600t Drive Enclosure - Internal (I would verify with corsair first though).