Thread: what drive capacity would suit you?

Originally Posted by Mario F.

But as for SSD, it is left to be seen if it would become cheaper. I suspect not. And there's always the issue of losing the flexibility in maintaining and upgrading your array without any real benefit to counter that.

I know next to nothing about the technology, I was just guessing that it would make this much more feasible than with conventional drives.

I'm sure it wouldn't be a "high end" option either. If you are a computer professional, of course you might as well just set up your own array. But if you owned a small business and could buy a "2 in 1 back-up drive" cheaply I'm sure people would do it.