4 hours ago
I'm feeling a little overwhelmed by all of the options for a NAS.
I'm a freelance video editor. I've used G RAID drives in the past, but one just failed. Currently it's a RAID 10 setup at 18TB and I've been using smaller SSDs since. I am considering getting more SSDs and just backing up projects to dropbox when finished with them, or getting a NAS setup, but unsure which route to take. Any advice is much appreciated on which setup would work good for my situation.
I don't love the clunkyness of a big NAS station taking up space in my office, and for when I need to go on the road. But I'm open to options. I edit on a macbook pro, and have a caldigit hub to connect everything to.
I've seen SSD NAS setups, but don't know if that's a better option than spinning drives. I just need a solid solution moving forward.
Nic
I'm a freelance video editor. I've used G RAID drives in the past, but one just failed. Currently it's a RAID 10 setup at 18TB and I've been using smaller SSDs since. I am considering getting more SSDs and just backing up projects to dropbox when finished with them, or getting a NAS setup, but unsure which route to take. Any advice is much appreciated on which setup would work good for my situation.
I don't love the clunkyness of a big NAS station taking up space in my office, and for when I need to go on the road. But I'm open to options. I edit on a macbook pro, and have a caldigit hub to connect everything to.
I've seen SSD NAS setups, but don't know if that's a better option than spinning drives. I just need a solid solution moving forward.
Nic