The G-Technology G-RAID SHUTTLE 4 Desktop Drive with 24TB is a game-changer for content pros. It's a transportable 4-bay hardware RAID solution. With Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) and USB-C (10Gbps) interfaces, it offers up to 72TB1 of huge capacity and high - powered performance. This drive is perfect for consolidated backup, super - fast access, and real - time video editing. It supports multi - stream 4K, 8K, and VR workflows and RAID 0, 1, 5, and 10 configurations. You'll get transfer rates up to 1000MB/s read and 1100MB/s write2. Inside, it has Ultrastar enterprise - class hard drives for better reliability and comes with a trusted 5 - year limited warranty. It's the ultimate storage choice for video work both on location and in the studio. Key Features: Capacity of 24 TB, Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 interfaces, sequential read performance up to 1000MB/s, and sequential write performance up to 1100MB/s. Technical Specifications: Compatible with macOS 10.15+ and Windows 10+ (via reformat). Dimensions are 9.75” x 6.85” x 10.5”. In the box: G - RAID Shuttle 4 Storage System, 4 removable disk modules, 1 Thunderbolt 3 cable (40 Gbps), power cord, quick start guide, and a 5 - year limited warranty.
Using your G-Technology G-RAID SHUTTLE 4 Desktop Drive is easy. First, unpack it. You'll find the storage system, four removable disk modules, a Thunderbolt 3 cable, a power cord, a quick start guide, and a 5 - year limited warranty. Connect the power cord to the drive and plug it into a power outlet. Then, use the Thunderbolt 3 cable to connect the drive to your computer. If you're using a Windows 10+ system, you'll need to reformat the drive. For macOS 10.15+, it's ready to use. When using it for video editing or other tasks, make sure your computer meets the compatibility requirements. When it comes to maintenance, keep the drive in a cool, dry place. Avoid dropping or shaking it, as this could damage the internal hard drives. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source. And always remember to back up your important data regularly, just in case.
