Does it support 3TB hard drives and Phenom 9850 Qcore?
2050904
This board does support 3tb hard drives. As for the compatibility for the 9850, AM3 sockets are not compatible with AM2+ cpu's since the pin arrangement for AM2/+ is significantly different from AM3/+ sockets.
2050905
phenom 9850 quad core is a am2+ socket, the board is a am3 socket. as for the 3tb, should be no problem.
2050906
The 9850 Phenom x4 are a little slow now. It is an AM2+ socket, 2.5 GHz which can be OC to 2.7 GHz but locks up at 3 GHz. There are approx 463 Motherboards that are compatible with this chipset. Here is the link below that you can check out for mobos. Yes, it does support a 3tb hard drive.http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/CPUs/AMD/Phenom_X4/9850_%2895W%29_motherboards.html
1233593
While I have not verified this myself, the Specifications on the outside of the box shows "HDD Size Supports up to 2 TB"
1032197
The Synology website says that 6TB drives are supported. Check the drive that you are planning on getting with their list to be sure.
663716
Hi FYI I dont think that the unit will support a drive over 3TB. 2TB is the limit. But maybe the unit you get will You should make sure to check on that. mine does not. Sorry I cant answer you question I have never tried RAID with my units they are just dumb drives.
1327235
No problem with that configuration as long as you have a motherboard that will natively recognize a 4tb drive.
1387771
it will work with high end D-Link routers... not older versions. For 3TB you will need to make sure you have the newest firmware. You need to download it from their site before it will recognize higher than 2TB disk drives.
571484
This takes 2 external 5.25 drivebays and allows the same space to accept 3 standard sized data HDs. I googled your case and the answer you're looking for is... Probably. Although on mine, I had tough clearance issues with the data cables clearing the power supply.
1031950
According to Lenovo's website it does support 4TB. Seagate NAS HDD 4TB ST4000VN000, WD Red 4TB WD40EFRX, Seagate Barracuda 4TB ST4000DM000, WD Caviar Green 4TB WD40EZRX are all supported. https://lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30797
2240670
Yes. I have Four 4TB drives in mine and hey all work fine. Drives must be partitioned as GPT (which is nothing unusual) in order to see all the available space.
40290
Do not know...I don't have anything over 2TB in my system. You probably want to contact Thermaltake directly before purchasing....
1575672
yes it does. It also supports 4TB drives. I currently have (2) 4TB drives. It may support (4) 4TB drives but I cannot verify as this is not my particular setup.
1819634
The card itself will be able to handle up to 4TB drives. However, whether the card is compatible with the HP motherboard you will have to discover or ask HP tech support. There's a good chance it will work, but I know the proprietary hardware/firmware servers some times have incompatibilities with off the shelf components.
1997053
Yes. Your motherboard hard drive connection should adjust to this interface. These old drives have all the space I need for the applications that I use.
628743
I have 3TB and 4TB drives in there. They are just straight pass throughs for the most part, depends more on the BIOS of your motherboard.
1632098
While I have not tried a 3TB hard drive in this device I have used it with a 2TB drive and see no reason why a 3TB wouldn't work!
1986164
It doesn't work very well with anything. The 3 Tb drive that I got was bad out of the box. Support was marginally helpful but when the drive still had not shipped 10 days after the RMA was issued, I gave up and returned it.
441099
No the AMS spec sheet states up to 10 TB which would indicate that it supports 2 TB Drives x 5. It also indicated that it has been tested with 160 GB to 2TB drives, but that it is also OS system dependent.