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TerraMaster D16 Thunderbolt 3 16-Bay Professional-Grade RAID Storage

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Item#: 41872589 // MFG Part#: D16-THUNDERBOLT 3 // By: TerraMaster System
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Drawing on a pair of Thunderbolt 3 interfaces (40 Gbps) and a hardware RAID controller, D16 Thunderbolt 3 16-Bay Professional-Grade RAID Storage can operate at transfer speeds of 2817 MB/s under RAID 0 array mode. Under RAID 6, the device can achieve a speed of 2480 MB/s.

The time needed for virtually every aspect of the post-production workflow falls when using the D16 Thunderbolt 3. At lightning speed, users can transfer several hours of footage from a Blackmagic device to Adobe Premiere Pro. In turn, with uncompressed HD 10-bit and 12-bit video, users can edit the ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 4444 XQ, and other data streams. Thumbnails and preview rendering are significantly more responsive when using large items with numerous high-definition clips.

The D16 has a compact design that saves a lot of space, making it suitable for small video production teams and designers with limited desktop room. D16 has a specially designed handle that makes it easy to carry, facilitating the work of video production teams by greatly increasing convenience when out and about. It also has a high-quality silent fan and specially optimized interior structure, that effectively increase the internal air flow of the device to reduce the working temperature of the hard disk while greatly reducing the resonance between device components. Even under full load, D16 can thus still maintain a satisfactory low noise level.

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