LaCie 8big Rack / Thunderbolt 2 Storage Array / Mac or PC / wRacks Cables TraysThe LaCie 8big Rack Thunderbolt 2 RAID Storage ArrayThunderbolt 20Gb/s speeds / Up to 64TB Capacity
LaCie 8big Rack Thunderbolt 2 RAID Array - Featuring Thunderbolt 2 speeds of up to 1330MB/s1 and the ideal capacity is 48TB to 64TB maximum capacity (included) in a 1U rackmount size. With Thunderbolt 2 technology, the interface is no longer the performance bottleneck, as speed potential is doubled to 20Gb/s, enabling simultaneous RAW 4K video editing and display. Thanks to support for DisplayPort 1.2, it’s now possible to daisy-chain higher resolution displays like 4K monitors. With an integrated hardware RAID controller and 7200 RPM SATA disks, the results are exceptional, turbocharging 4K workflows, file transfers, and backups.
Includes:
+Cable Management Arm Kit+Rack Mounting Kit+Thunderbolt Cable and USB CAdapter+2x Internal Power Supply+LaCie 8big Rack with 8 Trays
Unit has been tested and is fully functional.
Perfect for:+Video editing+Audio production+Photography workflows+Backup/archive storage+Professional media environments
Thunderbolt 2 connectivity provides fast transfer speeds and reliable performance for large media files and workflows.
Cosmetic condition:Shows normal signs of previous use including very minor scuffs and scratches from handling/storage. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition.
LaCie RAID Manager softwareprovidesa centralized, powerful way to configure and monitor all the LaCie 8big Racks that are connected to a single workstation. From one application, you can control the RAID mode, system monitoring, and email alerts. Select RAID 03, 1 (2-disk configuration only), 5, 6, 10, or JBOD. RAID Manager even supports RAID migration, so you can move from RAID 5 on (4) disks to RAID 5 on (8) disks, withoutdata loss. System monitoring can alert you to problems or potential problems via desktop notifications or email, so you can address issues before they result in data loss. _gsrx_vers_1736 (GS 9.9.5 (1736))
