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Why is 589587 off topic? (Windows 7 64 RAM Drive)
The question is off-topic as a product recommendation question. See the FAQ for details. For the rationale behind this, see this Stack Exchange Blog post: Q&A is Hard, Let's Go Shopping!
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Is this question really not constructive, if so how can I salvage it to get some answers?
You could salvage this question by wording it as "What should I look for when considering proprietary RAID implementations?" and removing the references to specific NAS systems.
As it stands, your qu …
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Dealing with low-quality questions that end up on Hot Network Questions
My position—and I'm adamant about this—is that useful, high-quality answers should never be deleted even if the question is closed.
The question got to the point where a truly great answer was posted …
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