I have a Windows Storage Server 2003 running on 3x 500GB SATA HDD in a RAID 5 array on a PERC 5/i card. The problem is we need more storage space, and therefore I was planning on buying 4x 1TB drives.

The downside is that I discovered that these devices aren't supported in Windows Server 2016, which is what we're running. This probably means exciting times down the road, but right now the ...

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