OWC Adds 3TB Model to Mercury Elite Pro Lineup

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  • danwat1234
    So RAID 1 gives 1.5TB of capacity, RAID 0 is 3TB.
    No USB 3? Come on now
    Pretty neat product if it had USB 3 and if it's upgradeable to new drives in the future.
    I'm guessing it's powered from wall power since USB2 can't power more than 1 laptop drive at once.
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  • danwat1234
    So RAID 1 gives 1.5TB of capacity, RAID 0 is 3TB.
    No USB 3? Come on now
    Pretty neat product if it had USB 3 and if it's upgradeable to new drives in the future.
    I'm guessing it's powered from wall power since USB2 can't power more than 1 laptop drive at once.
    Reply