“The Mega-NAS project begins. I did some research on brand name high-capacity storage solutions. It will cost $30 000 – $50 000 for a network storage solution that meets my requirements. That is well beyond my budget. It is up to me to design and build a system capable of meeting my high capacity and processing power requirements.”Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Seagate 250 GB Momentus 5400.4 SATA Notebook Hard Drive @ TechARP
- Thecus N7700 7 Drive NAS Server @ Tweaktown
- Supermicro SuperServer 5035L-IB Review @ Virtual- Hideout
- Vantec NexStar 3i Power Management External Hard Disk Enclosure @ t-break
- Kingston SSDNow 80GB @ PureOverclock
- Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500GB 2.5 inch SATA Notebook Hard Drive @ Futurelooks
- WD Scorpio Black 320GB Hard Drive Review @ Legit Reviews
- Solid State Drive Round-up: Intel, OCZ, G.Skill, and Super Talent @ Techspot
- OCZ, SanDisk, Corsair & Patriot USB Drives compared @ t-break
- OCZ Throttle 16GB eSATA Flash Drive @ BCCHardware
- Corsair Flash Survivor USB Drive Review @ TheTechLounge
Run for your lives, Mega-NAS is coming!!!
How much trouble could assembling two quad-core Xeon processors, sixteen gigabytes of RAM, a Velociraptor 300GB system drive, an Adaptec’s SAS/SATA RAID controller and twenty 1.5TB Seagate hard drives be? Join the trials and tribulations of setting up a 20TB NAS at Tweaknews. By the end you should be able to set up a server with a huge amount of storage and that can transcode and stream content to your PS3.
