Once we had swapped out the drives, I was anxious to test it out. Plus, I would have the added benefit of having 2, Thunderbolt 2 ports for all that glorious speed. Then be fully readily available on the new Mac Pro. This allows me to migrate all my projects and media with a simple swap. The RAID simply allows you to swap out the hard drives in my Mac Pro, and drop them into the Pegasus R4. The Promise Pegasus 2 R4 seemed like a great solution as it’s diskless. Then a local editor and colleague read my posting, picked up the phone and recommended I take his Promise Pegasus 2 R4 Diskless on a loan. The post production community is very interactive on twitter, and was a great deal of help. The Twitter community was very helpful and provided suggestions to me. I needed a solution, and therefore my search began. I have many projects that are archived, and some still active on my old tower. The main reason for my search was to help me migrate from my old Mac Pro tower, to a newer Mac Pro.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a posting about this on my personal blog. Over the past few months, I have been searching for a Thunderbolt RAID that would suit my needs. I took a closer look at what the new R4 has in store. The new, black R4 is an enhancement to the existing silver Pegasus R4 line that had a Thunderbolt 1 connection. Last October, the company Promise Technology extended its external Pegasus Thunderbolt RAID storage line with the new “R4” that comes driveless and on top features the new and very fast Thunderbolt 2 connection.
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