Does this drive support UASP? I'm assuming from Gadget Freak's review that it does, but I'd like confirmation.
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Yes, once I plugged in Windows 8.1 shows a "USB Attached SCSI (UAS) Mass Storage Device" in Device Manager.
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I am uncertain weather it supports eSATAp specifically. I do know that there is an eSATA port on the case next to the mini USB port. My guess is that it does support it since eSATAp is a hot swappable device.
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No the 3590 does not support a solid state drive. But it does support micro SD cards. The manual doesn't state the maximum capacity but I have a 16Gb micro SD in mine and it works fine. The unit does not support MP3 playback, so the SD card is used for the following only (from the manual): The device supports the following file types:*JPEG and JPG image files*Maps and GPX waypoint files from Garmin mapping software, including MapSource®, BaseCamp™, and HomePort™*GPI custom POI files from Garmin POI Loader
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I contacted Syba this morning. This cable does *not* support UASP. I have *not* yet found a cable which does. The Apricorn ASW-USB3-25 USB3.0 to SATA adapter has a poorly optimized USB 3.0 controller, so I have read on Tom's Hardware, and I do not find it to be very fast.
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The device uses a standard SATA port. I personally don't really like the device and am planning on getting a better more costly version. It worked for me once...and not a couple of other times when i tried to clone with it.
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AFP yes, QTS 4.1 supports SMB 2.0, Qnap NAS produtct offer better hfs+ support, looks like yes to all three
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I would assume, yes, because almost any flash drive works with server (I believe). But these are hardly worth buying. I won't buy them again. They are SOOO SLOW.
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Dear Sir,This is Millie from ORICO.I am so sorry for the trouble that we had made.this enclosure support 6TB drive.Please contact ORICO Customer Care Center for Firmware update.Kind regards,Millie
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Looking at the documentation, it does support PPPoE and the GUI looks decent. As for supporting a 255.255.0.0 subnet, it looks like it will but I have never tried it. http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/AirRouter/AirRouter_User_Guide.pdf
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Hi it dosnt accepts higher backup drive well go for external wifi enabled backup driver like Seagate or apple capsule
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I do not know--this was so unreliable I have stopped using it. It did not matter what drives I used--none would stay connected. Also, realize you can only use one at a time.
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Yes it supports sata3 drives. And it seems to deliver ridiculously fast speeds.
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I have the 256 model, same drive. I use it as a bootable backup drive. It works. It's a little sluggish compared to a firewire connection.
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I have it installed under Yosemite 10.10.3 on a 2009 Mac Pro. It has been working well so far with no additional drivers (or power). I tested the speeds using Black Magic with the same drive connected to the Mac's built-in USB 2.0 and then on the Inateck USB 3.0. The speed difference was quite dramatic under USB 3.0, although I have been using the external drive only for Time Machine backups, so it is not a big factor in real-world use.
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The firmware is not on drives but on the controller. What matters is the type drive you need for that controller.
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E-sata appears not to support PM. I just tried a Thermaltake BlacX Duet which requires a port multiplier and it only saw the first drive. Oh well.
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New 1.06 FW was just released this morning... with support for 1.5TB drives.I'd watch for problem reports on D-Link's forum for a little while before trusting it with important data, just in case there is a bug.