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Metal · 04-01-2010, 08:45 PM

I'm very interested, I just sold off my 4000 and one of my 4500's last week and was just going to move to Dell 745n's but I'd much rather keep some 4400's and 4500 alive than switch to storage server 2003. I can sell off my 4TB 745n and have enough left over to upgrade my 4500 and grab one more 4400.
2TB drives are out at about the same price 500GB IDE's were when I built my 2TB 4500 so I'm all ears.

04-01-2010, 08:45 PM	#17
Metal Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Detroit Posts: 31	Re: Why SATA on 4400/4200/4500? I'm very interested, I just sold off my 4000 and one of my 4500's last week and was just going to move to Dell 745n's but I'd much rather keep some 4400's and 4500 alive than switch to storage server 2003. I can sell off my 4TB 745n and have enough left over to upgrade my 4500 and grab one more 4400. 2TB drives are out at about the same price 500GB IDE's were when I built my 2TB 4500 so I'm all ears.