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Brightown Outdoor Solar LED Patio String Lights Review
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Brightown Outdoor String Lights - Globe Patio Lights 30 Ft with 30 G40 Shatterproof Bulbs, Waterproof Connectable Commercial Hanging Lights for Backyard, Bistro, Porch, Cafe, Deck
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Brightown Outdoor String Lights - Globe Patio Lights 30 Ft with 30 G40 Shatterproof Bulbs, Waterproof Connectable Commercial Hanging Lights for Backyard, Bistro, Porch, Cafe, Deck
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Under Armour Playmaker Ice Melt Test & Review
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Under Armour Playmaker Sport Jug, Water Bottle with Handle, Foam Insulated & Leak Resistant
Giraffe CW20 Retractable Garden Hose Review
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Is the CW20 worth buying? Check out this review to find out.
Terramaster D4-320 Hard Drive Enclosure Review
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A review of the Terramaster D4-320 External Hard Drive Enclosure - 4bay USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps Type-C USB Storage Hot Swappable Plug and Play direct attached storage. See Amazon's best price here: amzn.to/3y6LzEo *Above is an affiliate link that helps the channel at no additional cost to you
Hathdia Soil Moisture Meter Review
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Have you ever wondered if these cheap soil moisture meters actually work? So did I, so I made a video on it.
Distorted Audio Recording Fix in Logic or GarageBand
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Do your audio recordings have a new choppy or crackling sound in logic or GarageBand? If so, I may have a fix for you.
RAID 0 vs Single Disk Speed Test: How much faster is it?
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In this video I show the read and write speeds of: - 1 HDD - 1 SSD - 2 HDDs in RAID 0 - 3 HDDs in RAID 0 ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - Hardware 0:30 - Software 0:49 - Individual Results 1:23 - Overall Results 1:59 - SSD
Nice, clean and clear review. Well done.
@@Zhennariii thank you!
Would it be simple enough to swap out that fan if it was to start failing? Is it soldered for example?
No, I would just buy a new unit for the same price as a fan would cost, lol.
I’m not sure. If I ever ended up needing to replace the fan I’ll let you know.
What software did you use for raid?
@@jamesmartinec3859 RAID assistant. It’s part of Mac OS.
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Can it be configured to show up as x1 single drive when using all 4 bays?
Yep! You'll need software to do it though. If using Mac, select "JBOD" in the RAID setup to have the computer recognize all disks as one.
@@KeepItConcise I see! So disk utility on a Mac won't be able to do the RAID set up?
@@scooter_nz Sorry for the confusion--Yes, you can setup JBOD through disc utility> RAID Assistant on Mac.
@@KeepItConcise great thanks! Deciding between the D4-320 and the OWC Thunderbay 4 at the moment but the Terramaster is such a great price
How are you planning to use it?
Thanks for the video. I am considering buying the D4-320 and I think this video answered my question, but I wanted to still ask, just to be sure: The D4-320 exposes every drive individually, not as a single large drive, correct? I think I saw a few uninitialized drives in your Finder in this video. Thanks again for the video, love the fact that they are quick and to the point. Subbed!
Glad you liked it and I appreciate the sub! Yes, by default, the drives are recognized individually. You can also group them in RAID or JBOD with software.
Not a fan of power button location.
I agree. It would be nice to have it on the front, but at least you can still access it without needing to move the enclosure.
I disagree, I like a clean front. They better keep it there. LOL
def a concise review, thanks much! doing some research on a semi-cheap multibay drive dock, and wanted to pick your brain. As a summer project, I'm looking to migrate prob 25-30 old SATA drives from the archives, and localize them on to my primary DAS. curious if you think an array like this would be up to the task? will be a lot of in-and-outs with drives, and can see where using the right array will be helpful for project like this. have used docks before that seemingly disconnect if you look at them wrong, and was glad to hear there were no arbitrary disconnects with this. Not having dedicated power buttons for each drive might be an issue, but in OSX if drive is disconnected properly this shouldn't be an issue. i'm in the brainstorming process of this project and apprecaite any input, thanks! btw: just subbed, love these types of YT channels tbh. in a world of "niche down" creators, I actually love coming across cool channel that touches on variety of life, nice work m8!
Thank you for the sub! Yes, a power button could be an extra safety measure but isn’t necessary. Like you mentioned, I just eject the drive in OSX and have had no issues when swapping. You could use this enclosure for your task if you don’t mind popping on/off the trays for each drive. If you’re really strapped for time, you could get one of those external hard drive docks that look like a toaster. It may streamline your process since you wouldn’t need a tray for each HDD. That being said, I really do like this enclosure. It has still been rock-solid with no disconnections and can’t recommend it enough. I should probably get an affiliate link for this!
Thanks for the info, very useful, i would have liked to see if it correctly passes through hard drive serial number information to the operating system it is connected to though
Thank you! From what I can see, my Mac and PC only recognize the serial number of the enclosure, not the individual drives.
@@KeepItConcise that seems to be the case with a lot of these usb enclosures, I have one from qnap that does the same thing, which makes it not a great candidate for a drive enclosure for a NAS, still good for just adding a few drives to a pc though, thanks for the info on that
No problem!