If i connect 10 hdd's into this port, PC will see them all in real time so i can transfer files to all, even if it will be very slow ? Thanks.
1094854
Theoretically yes. Practically, why would you want to do that? there are many other solutions far more efficient. If you wish to clone 10 drives, there is specific equipment available to do it very efficiently.
1094855
Assuming you have the letters available for the drives and each drive is powered, you could but the transfer speed will be horrible. I don't think I've pushed harder than 5 drives hooked up
1085866
File transfer is a bit slow. You may want to look into a Thunderbolt drive instead.
2098068
Yes, Bob Cook's response is right on. However, the wait forever comment about creating the array is only partially true. It takes quite a while to build the array, 10~15+ hours for mine. What was not mentioned was the migration. I have a sizable amount of data on my first drive and I am still unsure how long it will take to finish. I am on day four waiting for it to get done. So, when adding a drive or swapping a dead drive(mine has 1TB) , expect something similar.
2007749
Probably. I have six external hard drives, a dvd writer/player, an audio system, and I don't know how much more hooked up to it. I've never noticed a single problem with it, unlike every other USB Hub I've had, and there have many since I have so many external devices to hook up.
2000452
Not sure what you are asking. Once the two PCs are connected it is like copying from one folder to another. You can copy as much and for as long as you want. You can change to different folders on each PC for additional copying.
1370504
Nope you can use them all (I assume) at once. I've only used 4 out of the 5 at once, excluding the HDD dock. Oh and to correct my previous comment I opened up the case and checked to make sure and the HDD Dock and the USB ports connect through a different SATA ports. So the case will take up two SATA ports on your motherboard. Sorry for the confusion.
1233654
All of the disk drives are combined into one logical drive. This means that you would loose the data on your existing drives.As a side note, this unit is very fast. I have had mine about a year with no problems (Windows 7 x64).
1478976
10 4tb HDDs....that is some heavy editing. The iDsonix USB 3 has 10 powered ports and an 11th port for ONLY charging, but you can read that in the description. I like that you can turn off each "set of three ports" with their individual on/off switch. I connect three 1TB HDDs and the other seven are used for misc. things. Powered wireless mouse, 2 usb to micro usb (not powered). I can't say that 100% of the time all ports are in use. I love mine and I'd suggest you try it. If it doesn't handle your load Amazon with take it back.Good luck
1897255
I have several USB drives daisy chained together. I'm not sure how this affects access speeds, but it works.
2050645
It has several sata connectors. Probably more than you will ever need unless your building a 12+ disk nas or something similar.
1951096
If you've got the requisite port, there shouldn't be a problem. There's no drivers to play around with, it behaves like a traditional HDD: plug and play.
2219454
I do not think so. This device scans ports 2 and 3 for status of individual drives before starting the copy. You will need to buy a duplicator with more slots if you want to do more than 2 at a time.
2017207
Depends on the amount of data that you are backing up. Otherwise you can use it back up from multiple PCs
993927
No, it will initialize the array when you put the drives in. You will have to move the data first.
1896610
If you have the sw for it. I am using 4 different size drives, the largest being 2 tb the smallest being 250 gb. I can access any drive or multiple drives through through the usb port.
1335712
Yes, but it will only go as fast as the drive is capable of moving. It might be more drive than your system needs.
518451
I do believe that you need both cables to get all 8 drives. I think it is 4 per but I have not tested as I only have 4 drives at this time.