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TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black vs TerraMaster D5 HYBRID

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  • 40specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 34identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The TerraMaster D5 HYBRID has 3 more storage drives supported than the TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black (5 vs 2). The TerraMaster D5 HYBRID has 24 TB more maximum supported storage capacity than the TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black (68 TB vs 44 TB). The TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black has 4.8 dB more noise level than the TerraMaster D5 HYBRID (23.8 dB vs 19 dB). Supported storage drive interfaces: Serial ATA on the TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black, PCI Express, Serial ATA on the TerraMaster D5 HYBRID. Storage drive sizes supported: 2.5,3.5" on the TerraMaster D2-320 disk array Desktop Black, 2.5,3.5,M.2 on the TerraMaster D5 HYBRID.

  • Number of storage drives supported
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:2
    • D5 HYBRID:5
  • Maximum supported storage capacity
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:44 TB
    • D5 HYBRID:68 TB
  • Supported storage drive interfaces
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:Serial ATA
    • D5 HYBRID:PCI Express, Serial ATA
  • Storage drive sizes supported
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:2.5,3.5"
    • D5 HYBRID:2.5,3.5,M.2
  • Noise level
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:23.8 dB
    • D5 HYBRID:19 dB
  • Power consumption (typical)
    • D2-320 disk array Desktop Black:19.4 W
    • D5 HYBRID:30 W

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Comparison of D2-320, D5 HYBRID
41 specifications
Storage4 differ
Number of storage drives supportedDiffers25
Maximum supported storage capacityDiffers44 TB68 TB
Supported storage drive interfacesDiffersSerial ATAPCI Express, Serial ATA
Storage drive sizes supportedDiffers2.5,3.5"2.5,3.5,M.2
Design1 differ
Noise levelDiffers23.8 dB19 dB
CertificationKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceCE, FCC, CCC, KC
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs19.4 W30 W

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