Installation: 2 1TB Hard Drives into Firewire RAID Enclosure

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Uploaded by on Jan 22, 2010

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This is a video of me installing 2 1TB "1000GB" Samsung 7200RPM Hard Drives into the RAID+ Firewire 800 Enclosure which will be setup as a RAID 1 "Mirror" to keep all of my Data safe "Backed up"
UNBOXING VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3p-NlfavZw

Specs of the Hard Drive:

Drive Configuration
Capacity * 1TB
Interface Serial ATA 3.0Gbps
Buffer DRAM Size 32MB
Byte per Sector 512 bytes
Rotational Speed 7,200 RPM
Performance Specifications
Average Seek time (typical) 8.9 ms
Data Transfer Rate / Media to/from Buffer(Max.) 175 MB/sec
Data Transfer Rate / Buffer to/from Host(Max.) 300 MB/sec
Average Latency 4.17 ms
Drive Ready Time (typical) 12 sec
Reliability Specifications
Non-recoverable Read Error 1 sector in 10^15 bits
Start/Stop Cycles 50,000
MTBF 1,200,000 POH
Acoustics
Idle 2.70 Bel
Performance Seek 2.90 Bel
Environmental Specifications
Temperature / Operating 0 ~ 60 °C
Temperature / Non-operating -40 ~ 70 °C
Humidity (non-condensing) / Operating 5 ~ 90 %
Humidity (non-condensing) / Non-operating 5 ~ 95 %
Liner Shock (1/2 sine pulse) / Operating 70 G
Liner Shock (1/2 sine pulse) / Non-operating 300 G
Altitude (relative to sea level) / Operating -300 to 3,000 m
Altitude (relative to sea level) / Non-operating -300 to 12,000 m
Power Requirements
Voltage +5V±5%, +12V±10%
Spin-up Current (Max.) 2.4 A
Seek (typical) 8.6 W
Read/Write (typical) 7.9 W
Idle (typical) 7.7 W
Standby (typical) 0.8/1.2 W
Sleep (typical) 0.8/1.2 W
Physical Dimension
Height (Max.) 26.1 mm
Width 101.5 mm
Length 147.0 mm
Weight (avg.) 640 g

Features:
Features
• Formatted capacity : 1 TB
• Serial ATA 3.0Gbps Interface Support
• Improved recording stability over temperature with PMR
• Advanced dynamic FOD control for best data integrity
• Intelligent compensation of external disturbance
• SATA Native Command Queuing Feature
• Device Initiated SATA Power Management
• Staggerd Spin-up Support
• Rotational vibration sensor
• Environment friendly product with RoHS compliance
• Improved performance with dual-ARM based firmware
• ATA S.M.A.R.T. Compliant
• ATA Automatic Acoustic Management Feature
• ATA 48-bit Address Feature
• ATA Device Configuration Overlay Feature
• NoiseGuard™
• SilentSeek™
Target Application
• storage servers, enterprise backup, RAID servers

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  • great vid bro ? for ya what is the difference between raid clas drives and normal h/d's also what is the benifit of a raid enclosure wha what puspose does it serve thanks

  • @asus3571 You may want to do some research on the net about RAID, as its not classed as a type of Hard Drive, A Raid between 2 Drives (A mirror RAID) is what i am using with these 2 drives, essentially what this does is creates a backup of the other disc on the fly, so if one of the driver crashed or dies, i don't loose any data. Not having a RAID system is not having a Backup and therefore your could loose your Data if your drive crashes

  • I have a macbook and have a mybook western 1TB type external hard drive and wanted to know is there a way to install it in inside my mac without taking out the one that came with the mac I want to have both my external drive and the one with my mac both inside my macbook can I do it ? I know you can take apart the external drive and take the drive out of the cover but wanted to know if can have it the one that came with my mac?

  • @Mastersun88 Unfortunately you can only have one 2.5" Hard Drive in a MacBook, or MacBook Pro, although you can take out the optical drive (DVD Drive), and put in a second Hard Drive but that is a difficult process.

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  • hello, where we can find this enclosure model?

    thanks

  • Ok question. I have done RAID before the moment I got my PowerMac G5. Apple is extremely user friendly when it comes to striping. My question is, what is the benefit of doing this vs buying an external HDD (3TBs are going for about 140 by me) and using a program like Carbon Copy Cloner or Super Duper and mirroring the drive that way

  • super fast mode aaaahhhhhhhhh

  • I have a MAC g5 can put then in minds

  • i heard this thing has 1000 gb each is that true?

  • @TecBookPro yea i know what raid is i should have refraized my ? microcenter has advertized samsung spinpoint f4 rais class drives just wanted to know why they were called raid class

  • to create raid 5 do you need additional component to enable raid ???

  • Lol, Macs...

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