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Old 02-08-2025, 09:41 PM   #6
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On a side note, I find it curious that the complete archive is just 81.7 terabytes. 1500 euro for five 18T HDD drives, and anyone can have a home backup with plenty of space to spare.
I'd go for 6 or 7 drives to allow a RAID 5 or RAID 6 array. Our new backup array at work used 18TB drives (Western Digital Red Pro NAS) and we had several failures in the first 6 months. RAID allowed us to simply swap the failed drive and then the array rebuilt itself. Not exactly fast but all automated. With it's full 12 drives, gave us about 170TB of usable storage over a 10GB fibre connection.
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