OWC 16.0TB ThunderBay 4 mini RAID 4 Four-Drive SSD External Thunderbolt 3 Storage Solution
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The OWC ThunderBay 4 mini is a professional external storage solution equipped with four 2.5-inch SSD drives, offering a storage capacity of 16 terabytes. This compact and powerful RAID solution is ideal for creative professionals and businesses that require high speeds and flexibility. With two Thunderbolt 3 ports, the ThunderBay 4 mini enables data transfer rates of up to 1556 MB/s, making it an excellent choice for editing high-resolution audio, photo, and video formats. The robust aluminum housing ensures effective heat dissipation and protects the drives, while the option to use the drives independently or in RAID mode provides additional flexibility. The included SoftRAID software allows for easy management and monitoring of the drives, enabling users to tailor their storage solutions to their specific needs.
Form factor | 2.5" |
SSD Features | AES encryption, PLP Security, SMART Support, SSD TRIM Support, TCG Opal, WWN support |
Exact USB ports | Thunderbolt 3 (1x) |
USB ports | Thunderbolt 3 |
Item number | 21414605 |
Manufacturer | OWC |
Category | External SSD |
Manufacturer no. | OWCTB3QMSRS16TP |
Release date | 25/1/2022 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Storage capacity | 16 TB |
USB ports | Thunderbolt 3 |
Exact USB ports | Thunderbolt 3 (1x) |
Form factor | 2.5" |
SSD Features | AES encryption, PLP Security, SMART Support, SSD TRIM Support, TCG Opal, WWN support |
Country of origin | China |
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Length | 29.10 cm |
Width | 28.90 cm |
Height | 12.80 cm |
Weight | 2.39 kg |
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