What is the difference between G-RAID and G-DRIVE?

The big difference in these drives is the transfer rate speed. In a G-RAID, you are looking at a speed of 250MB/s. In the G-DRIVE, you are looking at a speed of 165MB/s.

What is G-Technology G-RAID?

Overview. The G-Technology G-RAID with Thunderbolt 3 is a high-performance, dual Enterprise-class 7200RPM hard drive storage system featuring Thunderbolt 3, USB–C (supports USB 3.1 Gen 2), and HDMI connectivity for the ultimate in flexibility.

Are G-technology drives reliable?

The G-DRIVE Mobile SSD is a rugged portable SSD that comes in capacities up to 2TB and offers reliable performance. Tough both inside and out this drive features a protective aluminum core to prevent overheating and maintain performance and it leverages SSD technology for added shock and vibration resistance.

What drives are in G-RAID?

High-Performance, Dual-Drive Storage The G-RAID™2 is a high-performance, 2-bay enterprise-class storage system featuring ultra-reliable, 7200RPM Ultrastar drives inside, Thunderbolt™ 3 (20Gbps), USB-C™ (5Gbps) and HDMI® connectivity for ultimate flexibility.

Did SanDisk buy G-RAID?

G-DRIVE and G-RAID units appear to be the first to be replaced with SanDisk Professional branded products. G-Technology representatives ensure that the new products will remain the “same great products you know and trust today, just under the new SanDisk Professional brand.”

What is RAID SSD?

SSD RAID (solid-state drive RAID) is a methodology commonly used to protect data by distributing redundant data blocks across multiple SSDs.

Who makes G Technology hard drives?

Western Digital
G-Technology announced the first family of external solid-state drives (SSD) at Macworld Expo 09. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (HGST) bought Fabrik and its G-Technology brand in 2009. HGST in turn was bought by Western Digital in 2012. G-Technology is currently a line of products sold by Western Digital.

Who makes G-Technology hard drives?

Did G-Technology go out of business?

G-Technology is no more, but it has been reborn as SanDisk Professional. Image: Western Digital. In a surprise announcement, Western Digital has announced that its G-Technology brand will now become known as SanDisk Professional.

Does RAID speed up your computer?

Data written or read from your hard drives can now be done almost twice as fast with RAID 0. Naturally, this results in a huge speed increase on your computer. Note that RAID 0 is not limited to only two hard drives. You could use three or four hard drives to achieve several times the original performance.