(How about certifying some more recent disks in your older products?)Įdited to add: (This is the wrong forum to ask in, but I will anyway.) The compatibility list for the Pegasus2 R6 lists the Toshiba MD04ACA600 6 TB drive. The 4 TB drives in your Pegasus1 compatibility list are of limited availability these days. This R6 base model comes in a configuration of 6x 2TB SATA-based hot-swappable 3.5 drives and offers great value of both performance and data protection in the. I have no need for Thunderbolt 2 or 3 speeds in my home setup. Perfect for those working in 4K environments and with the new Mac Pro, the Pegasus2 enables professionals and. It seems unfair that I can only double my current capacity, I cannot buy these 10 TB drives to get 60 TB of raw capacity. Based around Thunderbolt 2, the most advanced I/O ever created, this 6-Bay Pegasus2 R6 comes with 12TB of RAW capacity for blistering I/O performance for creative professionals in media, photography, broadcast and content creation. (There was an amazing sale on Hitachi 10 TB drives a couple of days ago that I could not take advantage of.) These units cost quite a bit of money, I do not feel like I should have to buy an entire new unit (that I cannot afford) just to get larger capacity disks. Now I am even more disappointed, your Pegasus1 compatibility list does not list anything larger than a 4 TB drive. Pegasus2 R6 12TB 6-Bay RAID System with Thunderbolt 2 Technology (6 x 2TB) by Promise Technology Part P2R6HD12US 6 Bay RAID Enclosure using 2TB Drive for. I ordered a replacement Hitachi HGST Deskstar HDS723020BLA642 but the company sent me a Toshiba 2 TB instead!

I thought I had a Pegasus2, I was mistaken.

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