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CS6 Premier Pro – Just bought a OWC 32TB Raid 5
I searched but couldn’t find the answer (So 1) It’s not the right spot for this (feel free to move 2) No one hasn’t touched on this yet.
Im buying drives, need to purchase today for be here Friday. My budget can only facilitate half capacity. So I am looking at FOUR 4TB drives, Here is what’s in the shopping cart, but if you knows something better please link to Amazon – WD Red Pro NAS 64mb (assuming 5900rpm), Seagate NAS 128rpm 128mb, and HGST NAS 64mb 7200rpm.
Im a full time photographer (Hasselblad files, and also 35mm sensor files. I also shoot 1080P video and 4K video projects. under 30mins usually.
Please help me out guys as I know you can! 🙂
MBP 2.93ghz 16gb RAM, 2 Internal Samsung 840 Pro Main HDD, DVD Cage swap with Samsung 840 Pro. Premier Pro – Capture One, Phocus and Lightroom (all current versions) Adobe CS6 and Premier Pro, Apple Compressor.
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[Patrick Jones] “I also shoot 1080P video and 4K video projects. under 30mins usually. “
4K video edits using Premiere Pro CS6?
Choose nothing less than 7200rpm with a Thunderbolt connection.
HTH
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1080p work is in CS6 – but be able to handle 4K editing when the Thunder Bay 4 Raid 5 is plugged into a lot faster of a machine 🙂
But yes the Seagate and HGST are 7200 rpm. But the Seagate is NAS Enterprise and 128mb cache over the HGST 64mb Cache and doesnt say Enterprise.. so I dont know if NAS is synonyms with NAS or what not so ya.
MBP 2.93ghz 16gb RAM, 2 Internal Samsung 840 Pro Main HDD, DVD Cage swap with Samsung 840 Pro. Premier Pro – Capture One, Phocus and Lightroom (all current versions) Adobe CS6 and Premier Pro, Apple Compressor.
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