Firecuda Gaming Dock: External Drive and Thunderbolt 3 Dock | Seagate US
B&H has this on sale today only for $299 (Everyone else is $349 or more). It's Thunderbolt 3 with a mechanical hard drive. What appeals to me is I have my semi-retired Win10 rig that has an Intel 2TB NVMe SSD. I can move data off that to other drives, reformat it to something Mac friendly and pop into this Seagate. So I'd get Thunderbolt3, some port connections, 4TB mech drive, and my old 2TB NVMe all for $299. Seems combo of TB3 and SSD would be very fast, maybe even faster than my Fusion Drive. I would probably use the SSD for games and any other large apps. Movies & TV shows and backup files would go on the 4TB drive.
I've only owned my new iMac for a few days, currently I have a large Seagate USB external drive connected via USB 3. I have to use Paragon's NTFS for Mac to write to it since it's still NTFS. I bought the higher end iMac, the $2299 one with 3.7ghz and 2TB Fusion drive.
Being a new Mac owner I don't want to spend $300 without checking this out with experienced users.
Thanks!
B&H has this on sale today only for $299 (Everyone else is $349 or more). It's Thunderbolt 3 with a mechanical hard drive. What appeals to me is I have my semi-retired Win10 rig that has an Intel 2TB NVMe SSD. I can move data off that to other drives, reformat it to something Mac friendly and pop into this Seagate. So I'd get Thunderbolt3, some port connections, 4TB mech drive, and my old 2TB NVMe all for $299. Seems combo of TB3 and SSD would be very fast, maybe even faster than my Fusion Drive. I would probably use the SSD for games and any other large apps. Movies & TV shows and backup files would go on the 4TB drive.
I've only owned my new iMac for a few days, currently I have a large Seagate USB external drive connected via USB 3. I have to use Paragon's NTFS for Mac to write to it since it's still NTFS. I bought the higher end iMac, the $2299 one with 3.7ghz and 2TB Fusion drive.
Being a new Mac owner I don't want to spend $300 without checking this out with experienced users.
Thanks!