will this supports 4 - 4TB HDD
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The documentation states 3TB max. I am running 3TB drives with Mac, USB 3 is slow.
166154
I don't really know. It could be, that this will work. I'm running mine with 4x3TB in RAID 5 with no problems.
166155
I don't really know.It could be, that this will work.I'm running mine with 4x3TB in RAID 5 with no problems.
166156
I would just go ahead and get a different device, this thing sucks. It probably would support it but my experience was terrible, I had to gut the things and create my own device.
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I currently have a 3TB Western Digital SATA drive installed.So yes it will support over 2TB. I cannot confirm about 4TB support however.
509699
I'm not sure of the exact specs but I/OMagic says the drive supports any SATA or PATA 3.5" HDD on their website.
1031951
As per the website, 2x3 tb can be use. So your 4tb don't look to be compatible.
1341222
This appears to be capable of supporting a 4TB drive. Once the 2.5 TB is passed, it seems to function properly, assuming that you are running an operating system that supports the volume (64bit system), if not you need to break it up into volumes blow the 32bit system limit.
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The Synology website says that 6TB drives are supported. Check the drive that you are planning on getting with their list to be sure.
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yes it does. It also supports 4TB drives. I currently have (2) 4TB drives. It may support (4) 4TB drives but I cannot verify as this is not my particular setup.
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If it specifies the capacity (eg, 2TB, 4TB) then yes. It can definitely handle up to two 2TB drives, unsure about the newer larger drives. Otherwise is should say "diskless".
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there are some 4tb hdd that are verified to work, others - hit and miss... check the actual kdlinks website
910524
Yes, according to the Product Specifications listed in its Amazon ad: HDD Compatible: All 2.5" / 3.5", 9.5mm / 12.5mm SATA-I, SATA-II, SATA-III / SSD up to Max. 4TB
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I am not certain about the drives with capacities >2 TB but I think it is possible that with the right adjustments it could work with 3 or 4 TB I am not for certain tho
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This should be compatible with it. Any 2.5 HDDs I have used have been compatible with it.
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Yes it supports hi capacity drives over 1Tb and you can connect up to 3 drives plus DVD ROM or 4HD You can install two 3tb drives in raid configuration (software RAID works under windows) 0 or 1.
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I have used it with a 4TB nas drive (ST4000VN000). So, I know it should go all the way up to 4 TB.
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I currently have a 1tb usb drive connected and it works great. I don't see why it wouldn't support 2tb.
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Yes, some 4T drives are supported. Hard disk compatibility can be searched for any of their units on their web site: http://www.synology.com/support/hd.php
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I have not tried it with a 4TB, only a 3TB, but it works fine with that. Orico's site says it is compatible with all SATA III Hard drives, so I suspect that it would work fine with a 4TB. I believe that Amazon would let you return it if it is not compatible. The OS may limit your partition(s) size, but that would be true even if installed internally in your system.