Reliable External HD
Reliable External HD
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for the "important" stuff you should have a RAID system going.. everything else should be external (dont move or unmounted;hdd dont like it.. ) recently i've moved to this case..
Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition Mid-Tower Case (thanx Boz!)
allows internal drives to be docked externally. (supports labtop drives too)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pr…
loving it...- that blue port is usb 3plash
- i almost got that case but went with a silverstone ft02 with thermaltake dockdeathboy
- how do you like it?! L.O.V.E. my Thermaltakeplash
- so far i really dig it. lots of cable routing option. top usb i felt was a bit cheap and no direct usb3.0 accessdeathboy
- but it is pretty. stays cool. and since i dont have a usb3.0 thumbdrive i dont mind the lack of quick access so fardeathboy
- was looking it up.. how does the Thermaltake dock work?plash
- how bout thermal take. cant recall what made me change my mind on itdeathboy
- the dock works liek the top port. usb2.0/esata. 2 slots fits 3.5/2.5 drives like an external casedeathboy
- oh you're losing speed then. ThermTk is working directly to the motherboard.plash
- 3.5 gigs a sec. on usb 3, sata on docsplash
- Blazing fast. i can transfer a HD 1080p movie from HD to mem stick in less than 30 sec.plash
- i dont use it often. but i picked it up for 40 bucks because i liked the option to dock internals quick and easydeathboy
- and becuase my mobo/processor gave out on a project and need to yank drives for transferdeathboy
- tiger direct has this for 80 plus a 20 rebate,,(USD) credit goes to Boz; he knows his shit!plash
- im good for while i dropped 230 i think on the case i have. planning on it lasting for awhile. prev was a p180 but i gav eit to a frienddeathboy
- gave it away with the new mobo/processor to a buddy who was into takign pictures but didnt have a decent systemdeathboy
- its good to pass on your tools.plash