For example, we can quickly calculate that a 32 bit computer can address up to four gigabytes of memory by noting that 232 can recombine to 2(2 + 30) or 22× 230, which is just 4× 230, where we know 230 is a gigabyte. A 64-bit value could similarly address up to 16 exabytes ...
All told in a best case scenario, enough drives to fully populate the TerraMaster D8 Hybrid unencumbered by cabling slowing things down could deliver about 12 gigabytes per second for the aforementioned cost of about $5000. But, instead, they are channeled through a one gigabyte...