Emerald_Eagle

My theory was to RAID them together via windows, sure performance hit, it's supposed to be big and stupid not practical. Lol :)

So if I understand what your saying correctly, I would need a system board that has more than one host controller for USB devices, and rather a board that has say 8 of them? Albeit a stupid idea, I was merely curious at the possibilities.

So I have a really stupid question about USB Raid (yes I know striping USB drives together via software hinders performance, this is just a theory). Seeing as the new Mac Pro (desktop) has 8 TB3 ports at back, a single TB3 will run 8 USB 3.0 at full speed, and a single USB 3.0 will run 10 USB 2.0's at full speed. Would it be possible to run 8 TB3 to 8x USB 3.0 hubs, and run a 10x USB 2.0 hub from each USB 3.0 port, put a 2TB Kingston USB 3.0 (running at 2.0 speed of course) in each of the 640 available USB 2.0 ports, stripe them all together as RAID 0 in windows, and have a giant 1280TB raid arry of flash drives?