ACASIS EC-7352 External RAID USB-C enclosure 

You're welcome.

Thanks 😊

You’re welcome. If you turn off the fan, barely you can hear the discs spinning. But it’s a small box and the discs produce a lot of heat, in the aluminium box can fry eggs with the fan off. So you need to leave the fan turned ON for the disc's health, and the fan it’s a bit noisy.

Sure, you can select the JBOD mode, and both hard drives going to be recognized as different discs for the OS. This way you can set up your software RAID.

If it’s going to be used exclusively in Linux use GPT partition and format in EXT4.

Verify if you’re providing enough power to feed the 3.5” disc(s), the recommended power source values are in the video.

There is only one 40x40mm fan, and it can be seen in the video during the mainboard presentation.

@@hackthefreestuff Thanks.

Did you format the system file in the macOS? Are you using ExFat or HFS? And what RAID configuration?

@@hackthefreestuff i was using exFAT in RAID 0 and everything that i tried to copy from my Mac to the HD was corrupted, but the transfer occurred. When i reset everything and tried without RAID the drives worked on Windows but when i connected to MAC it would break and i would need to format. Using 4TB WD Reds that i bought new from a reputable seller that works just fine when connected directly to the windows machine via SATA. I think i just got a bad apple, already ordered another similar device from Orico.

The manufacturer it’s selling the product with different power sources (EU/US/AU/…), or without the power brick. If you already have a power brick with the power source values described in the video, you don’t need to spend on a new one, or you simple can buy the power brick in a electronic store of your country.

Can you tell what combination of disks did you use? There is any warning in the S.M.A.R.T.? So far I been using this enclosure for 6 months 24/7 without any issue.

I'm having this issue. The disk goes to sleep..looking for ways to wake it up.

@@zizimai7568 I make a script to save in the disk, each 2 minutes, a txt file with the current date time, this keep it waked

@@zizimai7568 there are keepalive apps for that.

@@zizimai7568 I was having the same problem and discovered that you can update the firmware via the manufacturer's website. It's a bit complicated to understand how to do it, but if you follow it exactly, you can do it.