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How many drives fit in the TerraMaster F5-422?
It has five hot-swappable drive bays, so you can replace a failed drive without shutting down the NAS. It supports RAID configurations for redundancy or combined storage capacity.
What processor does the TerraMaster F5-422 use?
The F5-422 uses an Intel Celeron processor. That places it in TerraMaster's home and small-office NAS range rather than its higher-end Xeon-based systems.
Can the TerraMaster F5-422 use RAID 5?
Yes, the five-bay design supports RAID configurations such as RAID 5, which protects against a single drive failure while combining usable capacity. RAID setup still requires compatible drives and reduces usable space compared with the raw total.
What does hot-swappable mean on the TerraMaster F5-422?
A hot-swappable bay lets you remove and replace a drive while the NAS remains powered on. In a redundant array, the replacement drive can then be used to rebuild the protected volume.
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