paltomare;497864 Wrote: 
> Cool device, I need to have a Raid 1 NAS thouch, can't afford to lose my
> files.

I agree that most of us can't afford to lose the songs we ripped but
RAID is not the answer.

RAID is over rated in these days of cheap large USB drives. I used to
have RAID for my huge music collection, now I have everything backed up
on large USB drives. One set on site and one set at my parents house.
What good is RAID if your PC gets hit by lightening or catches on fire.
Both sets of data are toast in the same PC. RAID is for Banks and other
companies that have to have instant record backup and hot swap
capability. A music collection is not critical data that has to be
accessed immediately, it will not kill anybody (not even me) to have to
replace a drive and copy files off a USB drive to get back to listening
to music.

Besides, with a Touch and a Vortexbox and a large USB drive most people
will have all the space and backup they need. Two TBs is room for a
bunch of music. Its cheaper and better data protection.


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