I dont know that language but it looks like you are getting 2X2TB drives. I would suggest you get 3X2TB drives and use one as parity and the other 2 as data. That is what I did so I have 4TB of protected data using unraid, As log as you have an additional bay in your case it makes sense to do that now instead of expanding later.
I would suggest buying a pre-build NAS system.
(2013-05-06, 20:27)nokdim Wrote: [ -> ]I dont know that language but it looks like you are getting 2X2TB drives. I would suggest you get 3X2TB drives and use one as parity and the other 2 as data. That is what I did so I have 4TB of protected data using unraid, As log as you have an additional bay in your case it makes sense to do that now instead of expanding later.
Definitely some wise advice! and this is exactly how I started my first unRaid box.
I agree the cost difference between 2 and 3 GB drives is so minor right now. Also unraid rocks. I just build my first unraid server with 6GB of storage and 3GB parity drive.
(2013-05-08, 17:36)ghart999 Wrote: [ -> ]I just build my first unraid server with 6GB of storage and 3GB parity drive.
I'm sure you meant TB right? Haha
I find myself doing the same thing at times.
Just shows our age,....and at least you didn't say K.