SAS / SATA

[sangolt88]

Confusing stuff, you have SATA 3, SATA 6 Gbps, SATA 600 are they all the same?!

[Freeflyer91]

All this technology, and they're running Server 2000?

[thr3ddy]

@Freeflyer91 The video is from 2007, Win 2008 wasn't RTM yet...

[chamil3001]

great video.. i learned a lot..

[chamil3001]

i love that intro animation!

[LellePrinter82]

Interesting video, and well explained.

[GaryLawrence0]

Nice clear explanation video.

[Ardinia]

have a look at the supermicro storage servers, 72 drives in one chassis, 4U of cabinet space, so 10 servers in a cabinet....ill let you do the math on the raw disk space in a 42U cabinet

[ExtremeKites]

Excellent video, 3 years on it's still a great watch!

[elcipotedeatlanta]

Excelente informacion. muy bueno el video. 10/10

[elcipotedeatlanta]

Excelente informacion. muy bueno el video. 10/10

[lapulapu12345]

WOW I CAN SAVE FULL OF PORN MOVIES :)

[bxblack]

Great job

[ACGNY08]

What Raid Level would you recommend for a Backup server? Raid-6? Would Raid6 work with a chassis and JBOD chassis?

[LauxHawk]

Wow that cleared up alot............I never got how there was random hard drive racks hooked up to servers.

[brybry2123]

sweet

[Yedaanna13]

very nice video - thanks for uploading.

[stevejjd]

I have x2 10K raptor HDDs that are SATA. should I connect them to SAS or SATA ports?

[pmgodfrey]

- @stevejjd -

It wouldn't matter. A SAS controller will treat a SATA drive as a SATA drive, but you can't run a SATA controller and expect a SAS drive to act as a SAS drive.

Raptor drives are overblown. I'd rather have capacity. It's not like 7,200 RPM drives are running at ATA100 speeds.

[Hecket]

True however if your a gamer the rpm the disk drives does mean less or more performance.

Using a SSD for your windows system means even more performance.

Since the read time determines some portion of a game.

[Xezmer]

Wow, one long video I actually took the time to watch. 5/5

Great video.

[joeb0]

Wow! you can put 24TB in that server! And that's one server and you can put 6 together? :0 144TB.

[d3lt40ne]

you can put 67TB in a 4U rack server. Now that is what i call data density :D

[toontent]

@joeb0 48, there are 2tb Hdds

[skybitscom]

That was AWESOME and very professional. Thanks so much for sharing. Laura

[MXhm91]

So if I want a Seagate cheetah 15000rpm 73,4gb SCSI I need a controller card?

[Amebixfan]

if you have 16 of them, yeah.

[hummingfish]

Interesting.

[notta3d]

Amazing video. Thanks.

[narcoti]

awesome