Futurelooks Quick Look - RAIDAGE GAGE104U40SL-SAUF 1U 4 Bay RAID Enclosure

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http://www.futurelooks.com - Futurelooks' latest quick look is on the RAIDAGE GAGE104U40SL-SAUF 1U 4 Bay RAID Enclosure. Or in other words, it's a 4 bay drive enclosure that supports RAID 0 - 10 over four 3.5 inch SAS or SATA drives in a 1U space. All drives also use a trayless/toolfree installation method that allows you to pop drives in and out very quickly. It's a hardware based RAID device that supports eSATA, USB3 and Firewire 400/800 connectivity options. If you don't have a rack to mount it in, it can also be set on your desk using the included feet. It's a well built device that works well for any professional video or audio work.

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[hg75gs]

hi, this is the third time that i ask you this

Can you tell me witch is the best laptop between this three?

1.- HP ENVY 17 3D

2.- Samsung NP-RF 711-503

3.- Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV80

the three of them are fully customized, this will make the price to rise up to $7000 or even $8000

please answer to me so i can buy the best of them

thanks and bye

hernan

[Futurelooksdotcom]

@hg75gs This video is about a 1U RAID Enclosure. If your questions is about this or something related, then we welcome them. If it isn't, then it probably will not get answered. Please stay on topic so that others may learn what they came here to learn. Thanks.

[B0HMED]

so the esata its II not the III [6gb] , and what is the chip for raid config

[Futurelooksdotcom]

@B0HMED As per @istarusa below, the chipset info was on the website. It was actually the LAST bullet point so totally missed it. It uses a JMicron and Texas Instruments Chipsets. I know that specific models might be more helpful but I know that you wanted to pull it apart when you got yours so hopefully you can share that info when you do :)

[MrSoskok]

no tb 

[Futurelooksdotcom]

@MrSoskok Sorry. No version with that interface at this time and wasn't told when. I'm assuming you mean "Thunderbolt" and not "Tuberculosis" :)

[onefreakiekid]

@hg75gs @hg75gs Wow, if you are considering dropping $7000-$8000 on those crappy models, you really should just stop buying computers now. If you have money to spend, don't buy crap. Go to xoticpc or AVAdirect (I suggest xoticpc) and build yourself a good laptop instead of something that will fall apart in a year and you pay $2000 more than you should.

[istarusa]

@MrAnimethunder The chipset information can be found on the product webpage. Average Retail price will be around $460.

[MrAnimethunder]

@Futurelooksdotcom Thanks for answering my question. ^_^

[B0HMED]

@Futurelooksdotcom thx for reply , i think i have to use USB 3.0 , when i get it i`ll check what chip built in

[Futurelooksdotcom]

@MrAnimethunder Price varied a lot in our research. It was anywhere between $449 to $679 at one retailer. iStarUSA floated around 100 or so units out there to gauge interest and they all sold. Will ask them to comment on a firm MSRP now that they are going into full production with the next batch.

[Futurelooksdotcom]

@B0HMED Correct. It's just regular eSATA and not the enhanced SATA III speed variety. Have asked about the chipset. Didn't want to start peeling stickers off the PCB to find out on this one.