For HDD's no. A single enclosure won't saturate the bus so whether 1, 2 or 3 enclosures won't matter.

@rexbinary We will get to updating the forum threads. Takes time.

@manilx In Ventura, MacOS will always load the 7.5 driver, regardless of the SoftRAID application version. this is the new normal.

Yes. The SoftRAID 7.5 driver loading in Ventura is normal. In Ventura, MacOS will always load the 7.5 driver, regardless of the SoftRAID application...

@dmetz This may be the case. I will check. Or it may be a bug. This is a difficult decision. On one hand, with expired support, upgrades were not m...

@dmetz If so, it is a bug. Post your license number (I will delete it) and lets see what happened.

@rexbinary You mean 7.6? We cannot officially say, but you can guess.

@pafer I understand. But who pays for supporting you? try to get quality support from one of those inexpensive box enclosures. that costs money. ...

@haroldmu Yes, SoftRAID and Thunderbolt are "hot swappable". However, certify is an end user step to prepare the drive and is an independent step. ...

This is correct. In Ventura, the 7.5 SoftRAID driver will always be the loaded driver, regardless of SoftRAID version.

When you upgrade, you will need to "allow" OWC as an identified developer in System Preferences/Security. SoftRAID should prompt you for that at insta...

@pafer You are welcome to respectfully argue your point of view. Note that your data is never withheld from you. Your volumes are always mountabl...

@ripariankit I would leave optimization where it is, only change it back fi you are rebuilding and need to use the computer for intensive work, whe...

Yes you can do this. You will need SoftRAID 7.6 to resize, but it will be released before you finish rebuilding each disk in the array.

@ripariankit Set volume optimization to "workstation" for faster rebuilding. If hte volume is healthy, it should start incrementing the IO counters...