Populated External RAID Arrays

G-DRIVE G-RAID PROJECT 2 24TB

Why choose it

The 24TB array gives a growing archive room and lets you choose RAID 0, RAID 1 or JBOD instead of committing to one storage layout.1

Before you buy

Windows users must reformat the array before use.1

Capacity
24 TB1
RAID modes
default RAID 0 to RAID 1 or JBOD1
Transfer speed
480 MB/s (Environment: Performance may vary with host device, usage conditions, drive capacity and RAID configuration.; Test method: Based on internal testing; Tested configuration: 24TB model in RAID 0)1

The details

Specifications

Core specifications6
G-DRIVE G-RAID PROJECT 2 24TB: core specifications
Transfer speed480 MB/s (Environment: Performance may vary with host device, usage conditions, drive capacity and RAID configuration.; Test method: Based on internal testing; Tested configuration: 24TB model in RAID 0)1
Capacity24 TB1
PortsThunderbolt 3 USB 3.2 Gen 21
RAID modesdefault RAID 0 to RAID 1 or JBOD1
Drive bays2 bays1
Warranty5 years1
More specifications3
G-DRIVE G-RAID PROJECT 2 24TB: more specifications
Drive speed7,200 rpm1
OS compatibilitymacOS 11+ (Time Machine-compatible) Windows® 10+ (via reformat)1
Included cablesColor-coded Thunderbolt™ 3 Cable1
Specifications not documented (7)

Built-in RAID controller, Hot-swap bays, Power source, Weight, Out-of-box format, Included software, Built-in card readers.

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Alternatives

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G-DRIVE G-RAID PROJECT 2 36TB

G-DRIVE G-RAID PROJECT 2 36TB

Transfer speed
510 MB/s (Environment: Performance may vary with host device, usage conditions, drive capacity and RAID configuration.; Test method: Maker up-to read rating based on internal testing; Tested configuration: 36TB model in RAID 0)2
Capacity
36 TB2
Ports
Thunderbolt™ 3 (40Gbps) | USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 (10Gbps)2

Sources

  1. www.westerndigital.com
  2. documents.sandisk.com
  3. www.greentoe.com
  4. www.upcitemdb.com

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