MediaVault 4105

The MediaVault 4105 is based on HUGE System's 3rd generation RAID architecture, combining the latest 4Gb Fibre Channel interface technology with cost-effective ATA disk drive technology. It delivers the reliable performance needed for today’s most demanding HD applications. The MediaVault 4105 is a five drive desktop enclosure compatible with Mac, Windows, Unix and Linux platforms, as well as major brands of video editing, capture and playback cards/devices. The MediaVault 4210 is a dual channel rackmount version of the 4105. The 4105 is capable of sustaining 300 MB/sec - Click here to see the benchmarks. A single MediaVault 4105 will record and play back the highest quality video, including 1080i HD / 10 bit in HDT mode (what is HDT?); or multiple uncompressed standard definition video streams—making it the ideal storage solution for standard definition and high definition editing.

MediaVault 4110

The MediaVault 4110 is based on HUGE System's 3rd generation RAID architecture, combining the latest 4Gb Fibre Channel interface technology with cost-effective ATA disk drive technology. It delivers the reliable performance needed for today’s most demanding HD applications. The MediaVault 4110 is a ten drive 1U rackmountable enclosure perfect for applications where space is at a premium. It is compatible with Mac, Windows, Unix and Linux platforms, as well as major brands of video editing, capture and playback cards/devices. The 4110 is capable of sustaining 300 MB/sec - Click here to see the benchmarks. A single MediaVault 4110 will record and play back the highest quality video, including 1080i HD / 10 bit in HDT mode (what is HDT?); or multiple uncompressed standard definition video streams—making it the ideal storage solution for standard definition and high definition editing. The MediaVault 4210 is a dual channel 3U rackmount version of the 4110.

MediaVault 4210

The MediaVault 4210 is based on HUGE System's 3rd generation RAID architecture, combining the latest 4Gb Fibre Channel interface technology with cost-effective ATA disk drive technology. It delivers the reliable performance needed for today’s most demanding HD applications. The Dual Channel MediaVault 4210 is essentially two MediaVault 4105's in a rackmountable chassis and is compatible with Mac, Windows, Unix and Linux platforms, as well as major brands of video editing, capture and playback cards/devices. The MediaVault 4210 is all about performance—two channels striped can sustain near 600 MB/second!* (Click here to see the benchmark results) A single channel of the MediaVault 4210 will record and play back the highest quality video, including 1080i HD / 10 bit in HDT mode (what is HDT?); or up to 7 uncompressed standard definition video streams—making it the ideal storage solution for standard definition and high definition editing.

MediaVault U320-RX

The rack mountable MediaVault U320-RX features a dual channel Ultra 320 interface capable of sustaining over 200 MB/sec - per channel - in HDT mode (click here for HDT definition). That's more than enough to support 10-bit HD capture and playback. (click here to check out the amazing Benchmarks) The redesigned, industrial looking chassis supports 10 removable drives. The ultimate in high speed video storage, the MediaVault U320-RX is available in capacities from 1.6 TB up to 4 TB. Multiple fans and two removable 300 watt power supplies provide cooling and serious power to spare.

The MediaVault U320-RX is populated with 10 removable disk drives and can be configured for RAID 0 (performance) or RAID 3 (protected) operation. In RAID 0 mode all drives are used for storage and maximum performance. When in RAID 3 mode, one drive per channel is used for "parity" information, so performance and capacities are diminished about 20%. In RAID 3 mode if a drive fails your footage will still be there - and you can continue working with no degradation in performance. Simply replace the failed drive when convenient and the unit will reconstruct the parity data.

MediaVault U320-R

The next-generation MediaVault U320-R features an Ultra 320 interface capable of sustaining over 200 Megabytes a second in HDT mode (click here for HDT definition). That's enough to support 10-bit HD capture and playback - from a single 5-drive unit! (click here to check out the amazing Benchmarks) The redesigned, industrial looking chassis supports 5 removable drives. The ultimate in high speed video storage, the MediaVault U320-R is available in capacities from 800 GB up to 2 TB. Dual fans and a hefty 250 watt power supply provide cooling and power to spare.

The MediaVault U320-R has 5 removable disk drives and can be configured for RAID 0 (performance) or RAID 3 (protected) operation. In RAID 0 mode all 5 drives are used for storage and maximum performance. When in RAID 3 mode, one drive is used for "parity" information, so performance and capacities are diminished about 20%. In RAID 3 mode if a drive fails your footage will still be there - and you can continue working with no degradation in performance. Simply replace the failed drive when convenient and the unit will reconstruct the parity data.

MediaVault U320-S/Dual

The next-generation MediaVault U320-S (single channel) and U320-S Dual (dual channel) feature an Ultra 320 controller and interface capable of sustaining over 200+ Megabytes a second - more than enough to support the most demanding HD applications. One 5-drive MediaVault U320-S and each channel of the U320-S Dual can support 10-bit HD video! (click here to check out the amazing Benchmarks) The ultimate in high speed video storage, the MediaVault U320-S is available in capacities from 800 GB up to and incredible 4 TB. Dual fans and a hefty 200 watt power supply provide cooling and power to spare.

The MediaVault U320-S Dual is essentially 2 MediaVault U320-S disk arrays in a single chassis. Each disk array is independent with its own disk drives and U320 controller. The U320-S /Dual can be configured in RAID 0 (performance) or RAID 3 (protected) operation. In RAID 0 mode all 5 drives are used for storage and maximum performance (200+ MB/sec sustained). When in RAID 3 mode, one drive is used for "parity" information, so performance and capacities are diminished about 20%. In RAID 3 mode if a drive fails your footage will still be there - and you can continue working with no degradation in performance.