Thread: RAIDON iH2420, SSD and HDD

SATA hard drive and SSD in a housing. In the new hybrid Runner-frames bring both their advantages to iron out the disadvantages of the other. The hard drive allows virtually any amount of hits, the access speed but leaves much to be desired. Unlike the solid state disk (SSD). Here, the access speeds are fast. But the life can be desired. Unless you want to spend very much money, where it has a "normal" SSD is relatively expensive.

So you work on the SSD, while the data is saved in the backup to disk. Since hard disks tend to have more storage capacity than SSDs, remains on the hard disk or an area that is not used for real-time backup or time-shifted back to the SSD. This will be visible to the user as a second drive while the backup in the area is committed together with the SSD than drive one.



Raidon manufacturer announced the arrival on the hybrid market and iH2420 iH1010 Runner, two boxes equipped with a SATA interface and intended to combine the benefits of a DSS with those of a conventional hard disk. The iH1010 takes place in a 5.25-inch bay and can accommodate a 2.5-inch SSD and a 3.5-inch hard drive. For its part, the iH2420 is more compact since it occupies a position 3.5 inches. It can accommodate a SSD and a hard disk, both 2.5-inch format.

Features
• Supports 1x 2.5 "SSD + 1x 2.5" HDD
• Hard disk space limit up to 2 TB capacity SSD
• SSD as boot and system drive for double speed
• The combination offers a disk capacity for unattended backup, large storage space