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	Re: 4 bay FW 800 Raid 5 system - Proavio EB400CR Combo RAID by Jon Schilling on Mar 18, 2013 at 10:45:11 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Rainer, Sure thing, just putting another viable option out there.


	Re: 4 bay FW 800 Raid 5 system - Proavio EB400CR Combo RAID by Rainer Wirth on Mar 18, 2013 at 10:43:44 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Thanks for your input, cheers Rainer


	Re: 4bay FW800 Raid5 system by Jon Schilling on Mar 18, 2013 at 4:25:53 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Rainer, My 2 cents. Our Proavio EB400CR Combo RAID is well liked by Adobe: http://www.proavio.com/index.php/products/desktop/eb400cr Our product has also been well received by film-maker Patrick Read Johnson. RAID levels offered are RAID 0,


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Jaime Aguirre on Feb 20, 2013 at 8:35:10 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Thought I should update this thread. So I got the Proavio with the High Point 4322 card. As I was setting up the raid, the card burnt out on me... I contacted highpoint and they agreed to let me RMA the card with the receipt waved. Took about 2 we


	Re: Looking for relatively simple RAID setup advice by Jon Schilling on Feb 18, 2013 at 7:36:34 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Ben, The previous version of the EB800MS (3G) was discontinued. We're now selling the next generation EB800MS, which is 6G. No stock of the 3G versions exist in the US. If you place an order for a Proavio EB800MS, you will be getting the latest 6G


	Re: RAID 5 config - 6Gb/s query by Jon Schilling on Feb 15, 2013 at 4:16:51 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Paul, Our EB800MS 8 bay now has a 6Gb/s backplane & fully supports 6Gb/s at 1000MB/s in RAID 5 http://www.proavio.com/index.php/products/desktop/eb800ms Or our 16 bay IS316JS with expansion, supports 6Gb/s at 1600MB/s RAID 5 http://www.pr


	Re: G-Speed Q vs G-Speed eS with FCP & PProCS6 by Jon Schilling on Feb 13, 2013 at 9:53:30 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Matt, FYI, for about 700.00 over your storage budget, we could do a 8TB RAID 5 EB800MS, with an Areca 1223X card, complete. RAID 5 speeds are 900MB/s read/write. You'd have a little less than 7TB usable after the RAID 5. http://www.proavio.com/


	Looking for relatively simple RAID setup advice by Ben Crosbie on Feb 5, 2013 at 3:51:11 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi all, I've been a longtime reader of the Cow and occasional contributor to other sub forums. I've got a simple edit setup - just one Mac Pro connected to an eSATA 12tb RAID5. I'm getting close to running out of space with lots of upcoming project


	Re: G-tech Speed Q 8T High Speed Raid Setup by Jon Schilling on Feb 1, 2013 at 8:53:08 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Jorge, Unfortunately that product cannot be used in a JBOD, or "Just a bunch of Disks" mode, as you've indicated. Not to tout our own product, but this product: http://www.proavio.com/index.php/products/desktop/eb400cr Does exactly what you


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Alex Gerulaitis on Jan 27, 2013 at 11:41:36 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum [Chris Alstrin] "Aside from the price can you tell me if there is a difference between these two Raid Controllers?" One will be supported by ProAvio as their own (including cross-shipping), in addition to Areca's support. The other one - NewEgg a


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by John Davidson on Jan 20, 2013 at 10:09:19 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Just as a suggestion, I have the 8MS and an Areca 1882x as well as a ATTO R680. This is what I would do were I you. Box: Get a proavio 6G box, not the 8ms, but the EB800ms. According to the specs this supports 6G drive speed. You want all 6G c


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Jaime Aguirre on Jan 19, 2013 at 10:03:03 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Really Appreciate it. I'm going to purchase the Proavio with the raid card. I'll try out, if the performance and stability is bad, I'll go ahead and sell the card on ebay and purchase the areca.


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Todd Perchert on Jan 18, 2013 at 3:35:48 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum The Proavio should be able to, but I'm with Alex, not the RocketRaid card. With the Areca mentioned you should be able to do a single stream uncompressed 2k. With the Areca card, you should be able to get 700-800 MB/s, so just look at your data rate


	Re: Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Alex Gerulaitis on Jan 18, 2013 at 2:31:10 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum ProAvio is great; RocketRAID - not so much. Areca 1200 series RAID controllers - a much better option.


	Considering buying a Raid. Good price? by Jaime Aguirre on Jan 17, 2013 at 10:58:08 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum I'm looking at a Proavio Editbox 8ms and a HighPoint RocketRAID 4322 with 2 x Mimi-SAS Cables for $450. No drives included. Would this be a good deal? How does it sound? It looks like it is but I'm not 100% sure since there's not much info out the


	Re: Alternate RAID array recommendation... not Pegasus by Jon Schilling on Jan 14, 2013 at 7:40:02 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Brian, Adobe likes our EB400CR, http://www.proavio.com/index.php/products/desktop/eb400cr for use with CS6 of course this is a great product for use with any software/workflow. Worth a look.


	Blog: #1 Setup - FCPX On Air by John Davidson on Jan 13, 2013 at 9:09:14 pm in the COW - Blogs Forum This is the first chapter of our video walk through series. In it, I'll show you briefly how we have folders set up, our NAS made from ProAvio parts, Small-Tree parts, and a mac pro. Also, you'll see how we get media browser access from iTunes from


	#1 FCPX On Air by John Davidson on Jan 13, 2013 at 1:09:14 pm in the Forum This is the first chapter of our video walk through series. In it, I'll show you briefly how we have folders set up, our NAS made from ProAvio parts, Small-Tree parts, a mac pro, and how we get media browser access from iTunes from a...


	Re: Affordable raid setup? by Frank Gothmann on Dec 12, 2012 at 11:51:37 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum The internal setup looks a bit like those found in Norco cases. They are equally priced, do the job just fine, but they are loud. They keep the drives very cool but they are really built to be rack mounted in machine and server rooms, not for sitting


	Re: Gtech - a good choice? by Jon Schilling on Dec 12, 2012 at 6:48:20 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Rainer, Are you not familiar with Proavio Storage products? A number of people have commented on our gear, with a 3 year warranty & 1 year advanced replacement & us standing behind our products you can't go wrong.


	Re: What RAID card? by Jon Schilling on Dec 1, 2012 at 12:56:03 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum We offer a couple in 8 bay, EB80MS or 16 bay rack mount, IS316JS, with or without drives, or RAID cards. http://www.proavio.com


	Re: pan and scroll very jerky during playback with Kona by Anhtu Vu on Nov 25, 2012 at 5:30:11 pm in the Adobe Premiere Pro Forum what setting do you have in video preview under sequence setting if you were to playback 1080psf @ 23.976 DnxHD ?? I have a ProAvio / LSI sas Raid (800Mb/s), Flanders 2461 and Panny Pro 50'' pannel, 0 frame delay on external monitor. As i said p


	Re: Launching Areca 1882x GUI by Chris Jones on Nov 6, 2012 at 2:29:45 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum It's been a while now since I dealt with my problem and I don't remember all the ins and outs. I do remember in the end I gave up on the Areca and bought an ATTO R680. The ATTO is much more user friendly if you are not experienced setting a RAID


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Warren Eig on Oct 29, 2012 at 3:11:56 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum THe Hitachi drives are the Enterprise version. The Areca 1882 works flawlessly and it's fast. It's coupled with the ATTO NS14 10 GE card on the server and each client has a NS11 10 GE card giving about 400 +/- MB second.


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Roberto Munoz on Oct 29, 2012 at 2:52:55 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi Warren, What Hitachi HDD model did you buy? Was it the Ultrastar 7K3000? How hey behave with the Areca 1882x? Best regards


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Alex Gerulaitis on Oct 17, 2012 at 5:10:12 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Sanrj, You are comparing TWO 12-bay units that you paid more money for than the 16-bay unit Warren described, and saying your configuration is "much better"? "Much better" how, exactly? Maybe your configuration works for you, and this is the


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Sanrj Patil on Oct 17, 2012 at 4:17:22 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Ok here i go i have two AR212F8 1TB x 12 x 2 units = 24Tb / 6 = 4 volumes of Raid 5 four RAID volumes (either RAID 0,5,6) using six hard drives per volume and then using Windows Disk Utility to striped the four volumes. The Fibre card we are usi


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Alex Gerulaitis on Oct 17, 2012 at 2:09:36 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum [Sanrj Patil] "i did not want to reinvest in 5 year so Fiber was my choice" This, too, is a strong statement suggesting SAS is a dead end. Care to back it up?


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Alex Gerulaitis on Oct 17, 2012 at 12:49:53 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum [Sanrj Patil] "they striped together. Raid 5 1TB seagate constellation sata Fiber card - emulex LP-12004 M8" This is what I am not getting. How do you "stripe", or more correctly, connect two identical quad-channel units to a single quad-chann


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Sanrj Patil on Oct 16, 2012 at 3:28:17 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum i did not want to reinvest in 5 year so Fiber was my choice i did talk to enhance technology about IS316JS and DS316F8-D they gave me $18000 with HD of 16 or 24TB somthing like that for dual controller and very less space BASE UNIT UltraStor


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Warren Eig on Oct 16, 2012 at 3:03:26 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Mine is striped as a RAID 6. I didn't pay as much as you. The box is IS 316JS is less than $3000. I'm also not hooked up fiber channel but duplex direct connect SAS to the server and 10GE to the clients.


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Sanrj Patil on Oct 16, 2012 at 3:00:45 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum they striped together. Raid 5 1TB seagate constellation sata Fiber card - emulex LP-12004 M8 much better route ( i can just put 3tb when i have budget)up tp 72TB


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Alex Gerulaitis on Oct 16, 2012 at 9:22:38 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum [Sanrj Patil] "I got it two FiberRaid AR21F8e for $6243 with 12TB each when they had 50% off few months back I am running raid 5 write 2200mb read 1800mb much better then is316js " Each one does 2200MB/s read speeds, or are they striped together?


	Re: OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Sanrj Patil on Oct 16, 2012 at 9:07:23 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Well is316js vs http://store.sansdigital-shop.com/ar212s.html I got it two FiberRaid AR21F8e for $6243 with 12TB each when they had 50% off few months back I am running raid 5 write 2200mb read 1800mb much better then is316js I did look at is


	OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Warren Eig on Oct 15, 2012 at 9:14:16 pm in the AJA Kona - Mac Forum Here's a link to my experience with my new set up. Thanks, Bob Zelin! http://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/292/1978


	OT. Proavio IS316JS, Areca 1882 and ATTO FS11 & FS14 10Gig ethernet Network Attached Storage by Warren Eig on Oct 15, 2012 at 9:08:08 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Just updated to a new Proavio IS316JS 48TB RAID SAS box to an Areca 1882 on the server. We but 3TB Hitachi Enterprise drives in each of the 16 slots. It was very easy to configure and set up. This is then set up as shared storage using ATTO FS11


	Re: Increasing multi-clip performance, newer Mac Pro, or newer drives in RAID, or both? by Chris Simpson on Oct 15, 2012 at 7:42:10 pm in the Apple Final Cut Pro Forum Thanks guys. So, given the Areca is top of line raid controller card, and miniSAS is a good pipe through which the data is put, then faster drives would be your recommendation? Don't worry I won't hold you to it. I've had suggested drives, part


	Increasing multi-clip performance, newer Mac Pro, or newer drives in RAID, or both? by Chris Simpson on Oct 13, 2012 at 11:22:48 am in the Apple Final Cut Pro Forum So question, limited budget at the moment, which is more likely to improve multiclip performance, I have Mac Pro 1,1 Dual Core 3Ghz, 12 GB ram, perhaps getting a bit long in the tooth, with an Areca ARC 182 controlled 8TB Proavio RAID, using 8 x 1TB


	Re: Areca Raid Gurus.. Need advice with Raid 5 setup by Roberto Munoz on Sep 30, 2012 at 2:12:56 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi guys, I'm having similar issues with the Areca 1882x, 3 WD Caviar black 6 GB/s and Proavio unit. The read and write speed is what I expected, but the read transfer rate is not stable. I think the problem is related to the WD caviar black, since


	Re: troubles with Areca 1882x and RAID array by Roberto Munoz on Sep 29, 2012 at 11:54:41 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi guys, I also have an Areca 1882x, Proavio Editbox 8 and 3 WD caviar black 2 TB disks. I run AJA, and the system peaks at 360 MB/s, but it's intermittent and ca go down to 250 MB/s. I updated the firmware, followed Paul Joy's advices, but still


	Update: NAStastic adventures in FCPX. by John Davidson on Sep 27, 2012 at 9:36:41 pm in the Apple FCPX or Not: The Debate Forum I've been off the radar a bit working with FCPX on a NAS environment and thought I'd share with you guys how it's working out. For clarity, we work with 2 mac pros (2008 Kona 3/ 2010 BlackMagic Decklink Studio) on single 27" monitors and a fully l


	Re: Sonnet Echo Express Thunderbolt PCIe Expansion now Available for MBP.... by John Davidson on Sep 23, 2012 at 7:02:11 pm in the DaVinci Resolve Forum I have one. It's awesome. We use it with a mac mini, a Small Tree ethernet switch and an Areca 1882x RAID into a ProAvio 8MS to feed ProRes streams over ethernet to 4 rooms. I cannot comment on the 4000 usability, but it does have it's own power s


	Anyone have a GTX 570 running Premiere with CUDA successfully on a MacPro desktop? by Adam Guzewicz on Sep 7, 2012 at 9:40:59 pm in the Adobe Premiere Pro Forum I've got a top of the line Mac pro that is buggy as hell! Things are stable (and slow!) when I disable CUDA. When I try to use CUDA I quite quickly get a black screen which eventually leads to a Premiere crash. I'm suspicious that it's my nvidi


	Re: troubles with Areca 1882x and RAID array by Alex Gerulaitis on Aug 20, 2012 at 7:30:20 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Paul, Great write-up, and congrats on making it work. The one thing I'd add to it, is for potential purchasers to consider an expander unit vs. a "dumb" box. Your current setup is "closed", no room to add more storage unless you add another RA


	Re: How many hours / years before you replace a drive set? by Jon Schilling on Aug 9, 2012 at 5:33:07 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Shawn, It should be the column pertaining to "errors" a high number would be bad, while a lower number would be interpreted as "good". Some cards will have a listing like this 10/120 meaning 10 errors out of 120 allowable errors. 120 being t


	Re: OSX 10.8 ANd ATTO cards by John Davidson on Aug 8, 2012 at 8:29:52 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum We have an R380 w/ ProAvio 800ms chassis running on Mountain Lion with no problems. We didn't update anything, just the OS. Hope that helps.


	Re: troubles with Areca 1882x and RAID array by Bob Zelin on Aug 7, 2012 at 7:37:44 pm in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi Paul - the Areca 1882x card has the driver native in the MAC OS X 10.8 operating system. It is driver 1.3.5. If you download the Areca stuff from http://www.areca.com.tw, and don't UNCHECK the driver, when you want to intall MRAID, you will ove


	Re: troubles with Areca 1882x and RAID array by John Davidson on Aug 7, 2012 at 1:03:40 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum Hi Jon! I'm using a ProAvio 800MS with Areca 1882x in a Sonnet Echo Express on Mountain Lion with no problem. In fact, it's feeding out to 4 rooms over ethernet using a Small Tree 6 port ethernet card. If any system should be kicking up errors,


	Areca Array 1882x/1680 by nigel gourley on Aug 4, 2012 at 9:37:48 am in the - ARRAYS & RAID Set-Up - Forum HI there, We have several Areca 1680x cards for our arrays. As these are EOL we got a 1882x. however it seems these need v2 PCI and our PC's XW8600 only have spare v1 slots. It says it should work in the manual with reduced performance but it is


	Re: NASty Disk Images by John Davidson on Aug 3, 2012 at 11:19:25 pm in the Apple FCPX Techniques Forum It's a Mac-Mini FrankenNAS! Craziest thing yet and it totally works! The ingredients are as follows: 1 Mac Mini server with as much RAM as you can get (I got 8 but need to upgrade it to 16). 1 Areca 1882x with Thunderbolt Driver updates 1 Proa


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