ByimLouis
Hey guys, I want to order a hard drive with a lot of storage (18 TB +)
to store my upcoming large files for video editing
to be able to save there.
In addition, it should be of the best quality and very fast,
because I want to record high-resolution gaming clips in real time.
Which ones can you recommend to me?
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I think you won’t be happy with an HDD!
The write speed of a (good) HDD ends somewhere at 160MB/s. This is where the bandwidth starts from HD streaming! If you are using higher resolutions (2K or 4K) a HDD will no longer be able to hold.
If you really need real-time recording, you should switch to SSD (up to 500MB/s), or better to NVMe-SSD (up to 3500MB/s)