Presumably there is only one controller for all four drives?
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Yeah, this is a low cost solution. Those Pegasus RAIDs from Promise have the more serious enterprise architecture. This is a basically a box that allows you to have four individual drives hooked up to a SATA controller, and linked to a Thunderbolt port. The default setting is as individual drives, and then you can impose a software RAID on that. I use RAID 0, and I back-up on other drives.
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I'm not sure. I think you can use that type of controller using one of Windows automatic drive install features. You plug it in and Windows may find a driver that will work for that controller. If not, try finding a utility or software online that you can download for that type of controller. I do research online through forums like Digital Storm, Anandtech, Bittech and Tomshardware to find answers. Just ask a question to the forum users and in most cases you will get a reply back within 24 hours. You may have to register on their site though.
1848758
The one I received didn't work at all. I returned it for a Drobo. I use 2TB drives in the Drobo so I don't know about 4 in that.
2020842
One drive-likely no problem. You could try attaching 2 drives and might be fine, I am not sure. Again, to be safe, buy a "powered"hub.
1909774
There is only one slot on the controller. You can only plug it into 1 computer
117399
i only connected 4 i didnt try to connect any more than that idk i it would work but it works with 4 controllers perfectly fine
2285049
I have eight 4TB drives, totaling to 32 TB's. Haven't tried 5TB drives.Do note that I'm no longer using the included RAID controller though, it had too many issues. I opted for the SANS DIGITAL HA-DAT-4ESPCIE PCI-Express x8 SATA II (3.0Gb/s) Controller Card on Newegg, had no issues with it since.I think the bus supports 64-bit address mapping, so the capacity limitation per drive is most likely a limitation of the controller and not the multiplier that's built into the SAN enclosure.
1175067
I'm not sure you can span multiple controllers but you can have more than one in your computer. The card supports 5, 6 and 8TB drive.
143370
Four, you can use even pc controllers. I dont recomend it but its an option. All the games are only design for max of 4 lan players.
2139023
The console I purchased had one controller but it can support 4 at a time with the right games.
1018212
The system will see both drives individually, but if you are using esata, you need an esata interface that has the capability of splitting the port.
42776
No it won't. If you have it set to direct input then you can have up to 4 controllers. If it is set to xinput then only one per wireless.
777646
You can mix SAS and SATA drives in the same controller but not in the same an array. If you already have SAS drives, you can use these but must create a new array for them.
1035843
You can connect until 4 Wii U Pro controller in "standar mode" and only one in "xbox mode"
936429
You can keep your drives as is. There is no hardware RAID so it will read four drives independently.
578531
Yes, because each disk is a copy of each other. Therefore you have only one usable independent disk.
658207
Have zero idea what "6th drives" is. The 1812+ takes up to EIGHT (8) hard drives in the single chassis.