What's the difference between 4X and 16X disks?
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I think it represents the speed at which the dvd records. I don't think it has anything to do with the quality of the recording.
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4x and 16x represents the write speed. If you think of it like you're burning a movie that is 100 minutes in length onto the disc, then a 1x disc would take 100 minutes to burn. A 4x disc would take 25 minutes to burn. A 16x disc will take 6 minutes and 15 seconds to burn. That's the idea at least. It also depends on what your disc burner can handle. Try to get a disc that matches the optimal/maximum speed of your disc burner.
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I dont know but find out how big the holes in your disk lock are if they look small get a 4 mm
1048774
careful -- 2x 4TB in Raid 0 would mean total data loss in the event of 1 disk failure. You are essentially doubling your chances of complete data loss. You are far better to use RAID1 (even though it gets you just 4TB of disk storage), or get a different NAS to add multiple drives (3x 4TB in RAID5 = 8TB, or 4x 3TB = 9TB) so that you can have redundancy. MTBF shrinks when you get into bigger disks... and then doubling that risk by using them in RAID0 is asking for danger. Now, if you were just going to set up two separate 4TB drives, then that wouldn't be as big of a deal. Still no redundancy, but at least failure on one disk doesn't mean data loss on both.
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You will have to buy a thicker slice disk. There is a medium slice disk and a thick slice disk. Amazon sells these also.
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Yes, It did for me. I'm shooting with 4GB to burn to 4GB Disks for bac-up. For the D1x this was a big card, back when cards were MB. Have fun.
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Yes, there is no difference at all in that respect. I have replaced 2 hard drives recently, one in a desktop, one in an old Dell XPS laptop.
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That is normal. The system reserves a portion for "operating overhead." Only the difference is available. I have 4 gb installed, 2 x 2; only 3.0 is available.
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I highly recommend 4x speed for burning xbox games with these discs. it all varys on your burner as well cause these have the capability to burn 8x but never do 8x or it will cause errors in burning the discThanks,AUSTIN
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Depend what sizes of hard disk's you installed in this machine. 4 x 4TB = 16TB is the Max.
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The 4X Blu Ray/DVD Drive is actually a Read: 4x Blu Ray/DVD, Write: Up to Dual layer DVD.
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We have played DVD+R and DVD-R dual layer on this unit with no problems. We usually record 16x media at 4x for best quality.
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Just got the 128GB version. Running Crystal Disk Mark 64bit - Sequential Read: 100.7MB/s Write: 100.8MB/s 512K read 25.2MB/s write: 57.11MBs 4K random read: 0.263MB/S write 0.943MB/s 4K random QD32 read: 0.457MB/s write: 0.694MB/s - Hope this helps everyone to decide!
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Aha!!I was also getting confused by the discrepancy.40GB solid state drive. That explains it.
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SHR is more flexible, if you want to upgrade to larger drives later. No downside -- you're locked into the technology once you but the DiskStation, so you may was well leverage the proprietary RAID
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I took a look at the Samsung site and it is touting MLC (V-NAND) as having higher endurance (MTBF), but that doesn't jive with some papers like this :http://www.oempcworld.com/support/SLC_vs_MLC.htmMLC definitely gives you higher densities, but I'm still not sure which disks are more reliable.
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any I suppose, up to 16x. If you have a dvd + or - writer included built in to your setup it will most likely print to any blank + or - disk, I hope that helps?!
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Same here: 750GB x 2. They're also not RAID 0, so you don't have one drive with 1.5TB, but rather a 750GB C: drive and a 750GB D: drive.