Any storage solution with fast LAN interface ?

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I want something that will serve as a storage place for 2 pcs , box with HDD's inside and LAN interface to transfer data

I don't want to buy another pc for that , instead I need Turbo Lan interface box
to save files from both computers into that storage .

with ability to ccombine HDDs into raid massives

any suggestions ?
 

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I saw NAS drives but unfortunatelly they are small in terms of capacity compare to HDDs
and also capacity/speed/price ratio for NAS is very expensive

I need HDD solution , Box with 4 slots lets say , superfast lan interface to read and write with high speeds


 


NAS solutions can grow to many petabytes of storage, you are only limited to your funding.
 

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I need only 16 , 24 TB max

 

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thanks you for your response
 

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which 10tb drive you know I saw only seagate
I mean that will fit into that box
 

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I found some of them here , but they are computers , I mean with CPU inside with Ubuntu systems installed
and they cost 500$ average ... I dont need that , I need just HDD Empty box with high speed lan interface
to write and read files from Raid massive 4 HDDs with 6tb capacity I will make 24Tb one Raid HDD
as we know raid works fast , so I need turbo lan interface to use all that raid potential

can I find some Box without CPU's and rams and all that stuff installed on it ?

thank you for your assistance
 


AFAIK No, you need a NAS or another computer, the NAS or computer keeps track of that file system which will allow multiple devices to read/write simultaneously. Also Turbo LAN is an ASUS only motherboard feature.
You are going to be limited to ~100MB/s due to 1Gb ethernet. If you cant spend a few hundred on a NAS you wont be spending a few grand on 10Gb ethernet
Also would not recommend 4x6TB drives in a 24TB capacity as you would have to be in a RAID 0 array, so when one drive fails you lose everything.
 

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I know that, have no choice , otherwise I would experience 7200RPM which is crap
I need raid 0 + turbo lan
I have X99 deluxe + X99 - A MB so both of them have turbo lan feature
by the way which drive manufacturer would you recomend ? in terms of reliability ...