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Yottamaster 4 Bay RAID Hard Drive Enclosure, Aluminum 2.5"& 3.5" SATA HDD/SSD External Enclosure with RGB Fan, Support 72TB Direct Attached Storage DAS RAID1/5/10/JBOD for RGB Gaming-Style [DF4RU3]

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Model: DF4RU3-RAID


Features

  • 72TB External Storage Capacity The multi-bay hard drive enclosure can house up to 4 hard drives, single disk support up to 18TB. Such This extensive storage capacity allows you to effortlessly handle various demands, such as storing a vast game library, managing digital images, video production/editing, duplicating footage, and creating archives. Say goodbye to storage limitations and enjoy the freedom to store and manage your content with ease.
  • Sleek Storage SolutionThe 4 Bay RAID External Hard Drive Enclosure combines durability with a stylish design. With an aluminum alloy frame, removable aluminum trays, and transparent acrylic panels, it offers both functionality and aesthetics. Equipped with built-in RGB low-noise fans, this gaming-style enclosure adds vibrant lighting to your gaming desk setup. Elevate your storage capacity and enhance your gaming station's visual appeal with this sleek 4 bay hard drive enclosure.
  • Support Hardware RAID ModesYottamaster 4-bay RAID enclosure supports RAID modes such as RAID 0/1/3/5/10/JBOD(SPAN)/CLONE. You can optimize/simplify your workflow by setting up an appropriate RAID configuration. You can choose hardware RAID for easy setup without downloading any application, or you can download RAID Manager software to set RAID modes.
  • For 2.5"/3.5" SATA HDD & SSDYottamaster 4 bay RAID hdd enclosure designed for both 2.5 inch SATA and 3.5 inch SATA HDD/SSDs. Its removable aluminum trays facilitate easy installation and replacement of drives. The included screws securely fix the hard drives to the trays, effectively protecting them from shock and interface damage.
  • 6Gbps Transfer Rate & 150W Power SupplyThis 4 bay RAID hdd enclosure adopt SATA III protocol, transfer rate up to 6Gbps (MAX). Equipped with a versatile USB3.0 Type-B interface to connect other peripheral devices. Compatible with most Windows, Mac and Linux systems. The 4-bay SATA hard drive enclosure includes a 150W power supply, providing ample power for larger capacity hard drives and ensuring safe and stable data storage and transfer.
  • Hard Drive Usage NoteIf you are using a brand new hard drive, it may need to be formatted and partitioned before it can be recognized by the computer. Please remember to back up your data.

Brand: Yottamaster


Case Type: Desktop


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Color: 4 Bay USB3.0 RAID


Material: Aluminum


Power Supply Mounting Type: Internal


Cooling Method: Air


Model Name: DF4RU3-RAID


Light Color: RGB


Fan Size: 3.5 Inches


Package Dimensions: 13.39 x 10.55 x 8.54 inches


Item Weight: 8.34 pounds


Item model number: DF4RU3-RAID


Date First Available: July 25, 2020


Manufacturer: Yottamaster


Country of Origin: China


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    • It is easy to use and works well
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I have a lot of information on my NAS drives in my office, but that is mission critical data for my job, so I was looking for a method to read the various drives I have in my drawer. I have been working in IT and statistics for a long time, and 17 years just with this one client, so I have accumulated a number of drives from different projects, retired computers, or dumps of data too large to be contained otherwise. Up until this point, I was using a "toaster" (drive reader) on my desk that accepted one drive at a time, which made it difficult to transfer data between the drives and allow me to clean up and consolidate between them. I saw this enclosure and couldn't pass it up, plus it went well with my computer. It was easy to install the drives and as soon as I turned it on I saw all 5 drives pop up. Only one was visible because the rest were encrypted drives, but they unlocked correctly and I had no issues with them. I know some people complained about the device going to sleep, but I prefer it that way to minimize the wear-and-tear on the drives themselves. I'm not streaming off this so waiting a matter of seconds for the drives to spin up isn't really an issue. Overall, I have been very happy with the enclosure. The only issue I would state is that its cooling fan is incredibly loud in my office, but only because my PC is liquid cooled and makes zero noise normally. It is worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Keith McElroy Keith McElroy
    • Looks great. Easy to use.
Model: DF4U3
Looks fantastic! Super easy to install HDD or SSD. Lightning fast data transfer. Quiet fan. Keeps all your drives safe and accessible with this enclosure.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Jason Stempler
    • Wonderful little RAID Array with a Few Surprises
Model: DF5RU3
Review Image by The Opinionated Realist The Opinionated Realist
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I bought this enclosure because it looks what you'd get if Apple's last generation of Mac Pro had a love child with a custom built PC. I bought the 5 bay version of this enclosure that has built-in RAID capabilities. It's worth noting that the four bay version is just an enclosure, although you could easily be set it up as RAID using Windows storage spaces, which is what I ultimately did with this one anyway (read on to see why). Taking it out of the box it looks and feels really premium and the RGB lighting adds a great touch when you power it up. It's truly unique in the external enclosure world and sure to please Mac fans and Custom PC enthusiasts alike. I'm personally a custom PC builder and got this for storing all of the massive photo and video files I capture with my Sony A7rIV and A7riii. Some people have said that the fan on this unit is really loud. As someone who's been building PC's for years and knows what to expect from different fans running at different speeds, I'd say it's about what I'd expect from a tiny 80mm fan running at full force. For those curious to know, the fan itself uses a proprietary two-pin connector, is not PWM, and doesn't scale based on temperature. As far as noise from the unit goes, I did find that the acrylic panels have no padding between them and the aluminum chassis of the case. Under heavy reading/writing tasks, these rattle and can get pretty loud. This may be what some people were attributing to the fan. A tiny bead of silicone at the center of each panel between the screws will remedy this issue. Hopefully Yottamaster will add another set of screws at the center of the panel or add some padding to prevent this in future iterations of their design. If you do open the case, be aware that there are two metal brackets that float at either side of the unit which can pretty easily scratch the soft acrylic panel. You can press them in carefully or put something between them and the glass to prevent this or the top of the unit first (this method is much more involved). Another challenge I encountered out of box was the sleep timer which caused the unit to shut down at random - even during read/write tasks. To resolve this, I disabled drive sleep in Windows power plan, and downloaded two pieces of software from the Yottamaster website. One of these simply allows you to flash new settings to the unit's firmware, the second is full fledges software that let's you manage arrays and tweak various other settings on the device. I found that setting sleep to "0" (0=don't sleep) on one did not change the setting on the other. In order to keep the enclosure from powering down constantly, I found that both had to be set to "0." One other oddity that I noticed in the software is that the drive numbers displayed there don't match the ones physically printed on the side of the drive bays on the device. So, for example, drive 1 on the device displays as drive 5 on the software. I'm not sure if mine was miswired or if the software simply needs to be reprogrammed to accurately reflect the correct physical bay number. I setup a RAID 10 array with the built-in switch based utility then set the enclosure to standard mode and used Windows storage spaces to create a RAID 10 configuration. I ran speed tests in both configurations and found that I got significantly faster read and write speeds (about 20/40mbps) by allowing Windows to manage the RAID setup versus using the built-in RAID management on the unit. ===PROS=== -Probably the best looking RAID enclosure on the market right now -Solid and well constructed -RGB fan and tinted acrylic panels add a nice aesthetic touch to the unit -After some tweaking it has been functioning flawlessly for several weeks ===CONS=== -Fan uses a proprietary 2-pin connector -Acrylic panels can vibrate against the chassis under heavy loads, causing additional noise -Out of box you need to download software to keep it from going to sleep every 5 minutes -Drive numbers displayed software side do not match numbers printed on the physical device ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020 by The Opinionated Realist The Opinionated Realist
    • Reliably functional yet loud and lights cannot be turned off.
Model: DF5RU3
Update: Purchased a second device Aug 28, 2022. By Dec 16, 2022 is was failing regardless of the PC that was running it (3 machines here). There is no way to troubleshoot the unit itself and the documentation is useless. Since we cannot afford to lose our RAID arrays, we will have to purchase two new units made by someone else. Utter junk. Original Review: I purchased this device because of its storage capability vs. price point. It's loaded with 5 10TB drives and works very well. The practical issues/everyday issues are: 1. A cold-start or reboot of the PC requires one to cycle the power on the device. It cannot auto-mount if the power goes off or the PC goes down. 2. The clear plexiglass sides rattle. Support acts like you're the first person to encounter this, and put me through a long, slow burn of email exchanges ending with my giving up. I used the silicone-bead fix that someone else posted here. 3. NOISY. Absurdly so, and no way to slow the fan to make it less so. My workstations were built for quiet. 4. The light is always on, as long as the device is on. No way to shut it off. My workstations run 24/7 and the lights are bright at night. So, if you can get past those items, you're good to go. Again, for the price point, you can't beat the storage capability and day-to-day reliability. But poor secondary design decisions compromised what could have been a 5-star product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2021 by A. M. White
    • The USB-only are great. Buy them and use software RAID.
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Review Image by Shayna Shayna
Build quality on this system is fantastic. You're basically paying a premium for the candy here. But for me, that was worth it and did not disappoint. For reference, every desktop USB enclosure that offers hardware RAID uses the same controller. Doesn't matter what brand. The controller is junk and will eventually destroy your array and your data. My advice is to buy the non-RAID version like I did. Then you can use mdadm in Linux or Storage Spaces in windows to create a software raid- which is much more reliable. I would wager 99% of the issues here are either 1) people buying the RAID versions and having the controller fail or 2) people using standard hard drives instead of enterprise drives, which will always create issues within a RAID array. My HGST Ultrastsr drives in this are perfect. I'm getting about 150MB/s write and 250MB/s read speed in a RAID 1 array created with mdadm. Absolutely zero complaints. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Shayna Shayna

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