Promise Technology 12TB SATA Hard Drive for the Pegasus R4i

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Promise Technology 12TB SATA Hard Drive for the Pegasus R4i
Key Features
  • Designed for the Pegasus R4i
  • 12TB Storage Capacity
  • SATA Interface
  • Includes Drive Carrier
The 12TB SATA Hard Drive from Promise Technology has been designed for their Pegasus R4i RAID Storage MPX Module. The Pegasus R4i lets users expand the internal storage of their Mac Pro (Late 2019) and features four 3.5" SATA III drive bays. Using this hard drive, you'll be able to increase the storage capacity of your R4i by installing additional storage into any empty bays, or replace existing lower capacity drives. Included is a drive carrier.
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Promise Technology R4i Overview

The 12TB SATA Hard Drive from Promise Technology has been designed for their Pegasus R4i RAID Storage MPX Module. The Pegasus R4i lets users expand the internal storage of their Mac Pro (Late 2019) and features four 3.5" SATA III drive bays. Using this hard drive, you'll be able to increase the storage capacity of your R4i by installing additional storage into any empty bays, or replace existing lower capacity drives. Included is a drive carrier.

Please note that this listing is only for one 12TB hard drive. The Pegasus R4i and any necessary cables are sold separately.

UPC: 704118169573

Promise Technology R4i Specs

Key Specs
Designed For
Promise Technology Pegasus R4i
Total Capacity
12 TB
Drive Type
3.5" HDD
Designed For
Promise Technology Pegasus R4i
Total Capacity
12 TB
Drive Type
3.5" HDD
Performance
Encryption Support
No
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.16 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
8.3 x 7.2 x 3.3"

Promise Technology R4i Reviews

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what's the speed when it's configured RAID0?

what's the speed when it's configured RAID0?
Asked by: KK Films
We do not test or benchmark these systems to get an idea of the speed you may experience. Sorry for any inconvenience. Every customers workflow can vary. The manufacture only states you can get up to 680 MB/s in RAID 5. In RAID 0, you should get faster speeds.
Answered by: jessica
Date published: 2020-09-22
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