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40 Gbps Thunderbolt3 connectivity provides the extreme speeds required for native-like storage experience, with compatibility for the latest MacOS Big Sur OS. Both 3.5-inch SATA HDD and 2.5-inch SSDs are supported, while several Thunderbolt-enabled RAID storage devices can be daisy-chained to extend to meet even the most extensive storage needs.

In addition to improving productivity and data security, other RAID storage solutions with software RAID require software to run on the host system, which can even be an additional cost post-purchase.

Therefore, despite the marginally more expensive initial investment, TerraMaster Thunderbolt 3 series with hardware RAID offers business a lower TCO.

Using a hardware RAID solution offloads the host CPU, improving application performance and productivity as the CPU is free to work on other user tasks rather than data transfer management.

Products featuring on-board flash memory can provide faster, more efficient backup and restore capabilities, providing additional data storage fail-safes in addition to the performance enhancements.

New, dedicated RAID chip provides significant data performance improvements in RAID storage products.

Suitable for professional and prosumer applications such as 4K video editing, photography, 3D animation; for example: Apple Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Lightroom.

The time needed for virtually every aspect of the post-production workflow falls when using the D8 Thunderbolt 3. At lightning speed, users can transfer several hours of footage from a Blackmagic® device to Adobe® Premiere Pro. Make your work done in time of a cup of coffee.

The focus of non-linear editing is to process image and sound information, which are always in large data volume and strong real-time performance. TerraMaster Thunderbolt3 series for video editing, equipped with 2 Thunderbolt 3 interfaces, adopted professional hardware RAID controller, 40Gbps high-speed data transmission, which can enhance your work efficiency.

With the rise of new media such as radio, television and the Internet, more and more information appears to public in the form of multimedia, making the video editing work particularly important. With the continuous upgrading of early-stage shooting equipment, video resolution has advanced by leaps and bounds, from the past SD, HD, and 2K to the current 4K and even 8K, which puts high demands on storage devices and storage technology.