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raw911

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I currently have Gtech es speed E sata drive now that I'm going to nMP I'm looking at the lacie BIG 5 (thunderbolt) 10 TB Drive is this a good choice or is there something better out there I'm missing
 
Seems like a pretty good device if you're looking to fork out the money for it.

Here is a pretty good review.
 
Seems like a decent kit if you need a storage system with a SSD-like performance with a large capacity and you are on a budget.
 
I currently have Gtech es speed E sata drive now that I'm going to nMP I'm looking at the lacie BIG 5 (thunderbolt) 10 TB Drive is this a good choice or is there something better out there I'm missing

If you want something with disks included, the WD Thunderbolt Duo's are reasonably priced… You can get 8TB for around $650.
 
If you want something with disks included, the WD Thunderbolt Duo's are reasonably priced… You can get 8TB for around $650.

Thunderbolt cable not included unfortunately. You would have to fork over more money for that. Lame!
 
Thunderbolt cable not included unfortunately. You would have to fork over more money for that. Lame!

😕 On Amazon (at least), it clearly states the cable is included.
 
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Not that five hard drives could possibly require more than 10GBit/s, but Promise announced the Pegasus2 with Thunderbolt 2 and a new 8-bay model along with it, so you can "synergize the ultimate innovation of the new Mac Pro and Thunderbolt 2 with the capacity and performance of the industry's fastest storage solution, Pegasus2."
 
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