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sandman! 12-30-2006 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeVega (Post 11621213)
I only picked it all up about 2 weeks ago when Xmas shopping. maybe i should bring it back and get another system. any recommendations for something similar ?

$60 for an enclosure that takes only one hd tho the only nice thing about the netgeat units is that they take 2 drives thats why i bought one downside is tho that you need drivers installed to see them :(

http://3btech.net/dxlanse3hadr.html

YourMothersFatArse 12-30-2006 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by pornguy (Post 11607219)
thats not a large drive. someone around here has like 13 or more tera byte drives.

you;re a terabyte drive

Jace 12-30-2006 03:29 PM

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1149208161406

wyldworx 12-30-2006 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by jMEGA (Post 11620032)

I am salivating!!!!!!!

VeriSexy 12-30-2006 04:51 PM

if it fails... that would totally suck

Quotealex 12-30-2006 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeVega (Post 11620505)
I use a Netgear Storage Central Network Hard Drive Enclosure. it holds two drives and you just add it to the network and all PC's can connect to it. It was $99 and I have two 750Gb Drives in it. I keep some important stuff on it along with content so it allows you to make them one big drive or you can use one for storage and one to be a mirror of the other .. anytime you add or remove anything it mirrors the drive. If one goes bad i just swap it out and it will mirror off the other. it does cut the space in half but i won't lose anything.

http://images.bestbuy.com/BestBuy_US...444205cv1a.jpg

I wanted to buy a netgear but I heard some much bad thing about it that I went instead with the terraStation:
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/939/cimg1461yj3.jpg
It has 4 x 250 hardrives in it.

Vitasoy 12-30-2006 08:52 PM

I gotta pick up one of those.. how much do they go for?

rowan 12-31-2006 04:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeVega (Post 11620505)
I use a Netgear Storage Central Network Hard Drive Enclosure. it holds two drives and you just add it to the network and all PC's can connect to it. It was $99 and I have two 750Gb Drives in it. I keep some important stuff on it along with content so it allows you to make them one big drive or you can use one for storage and one to be a mirror of the other .. anytime you add or remove anything it mirrors the drive. If one goes bad i just swap it out and it will mirror off the other. it does cut the space in half but i won't lose anything.

I was reading up on this product the other day and the initial reaction wasn't favourable... apart from the proprietary file system and Windows-only driver requirement it DOESN'T offer seamless recovery when a drive fails. You need to copy the data off the device, replace the drive, format, then copy it back over. There were also complaints that the read/write time was super slow due to Netgear's designers using an underpowered CPU (the tech guy replying compared it with a 486 class CPU)

If I knew more about embedded Linux I'd probably pick one up just to have a hack and turn it into a genuine SMB server with a standard mirror filesystem... but I don't. :winkwink:

Adultnet 12-31-2006 06:42 AM

nope did not buy a 750 Gb Hard drive yet.. but its fucking allot of storage :)

spunkronaut 12-31-2006 04:19 PM

Fuck!
I remember once buying a 10 gig HD at Futureshop, and The girl at the counter was amazed that I could need so much storage! She had never sold a 10 gig drive before:1orglaugh

Now that drive barely contains more than my OS

Quotealex 12-31-2006 04:33 PM

Here for 50 X 750Gb drives:thumbsup

rowan 12-31-2006 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by spunkronaut (Post 11627364)
Fuck!
I remember once buying a 10 gig HD at Futureshop, and The girl at the counter was amazed that I could need so much storage! She had never sold a 10 gig drive before:1orglaugh

Now that drive barely contains more than my OS

I have a 5Mb (megabyte) full height 5.25" clunker that was given to me for shock value. :1orglaugh It would have cost literally thousands when it was purchased.

mrthumbs 12-31-2006 07:16 PM

quite amazing.. you all must be doing heavy duty video stuff..

Im always dissapointed 40gig IDE's are hard to get so i settle with 80.. ive never used more than 20 gigs storage.. cant imagine the need for 100's..

The bigger the disk the bigger the chance something will fuck

MikesTraffic 12-31-2006 07:36 PM

I have a 750 gb harddrive, not installed though, have 660 gigs of storage in my system at the moment, going to add the 750 to it soon, I download lots of movies and episodes of stuff like Aqua Teen HUnger Force and Drawn Together

MikesTraffic 12-31-2006 07:37 PM

*edit*
FIrst post didnt show immediately so I posted again, damn GFY lol

Dagwolf 12-31-2006 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by rowan (Post 11627934)
I have a 5Mb (megabyte) full height 5.25" clunker that was given to me for shock value. :1orglaugh It would have cost literally thousands when it was purchased.

Pics? :D

My first hard drive was 5 Mb...

rowan 01-01-2007 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by mrthumbs (Post 11627962)
quite amazing.. you all must be doing heavy duty video stuff..

Im always dissapointed 40gig IDE's are hard to get so i settle with 80.. ive never used more than 20 gigs storage.. cant imagine the need for 100's..

The bigger the disk the bigger the chance something will fuck

I backed up my digital photo dir today and it was 237Gb. That's only about 20,000 images although I do save in RAW format which is larger (up to 20Mb per image). I can't imagine the amount of storage that volume content providers must go through...

rowan 01-01-2007 04:47 AM

Raw miniDV footage also consumes about 13Gb per hour

wyldworx 01-01-2007 05:06 AM

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Originally Posted by MikeVega (Post 11620505)
I use a Netgear Storage Central Network Hard Drive Enclosure. it holds two drives and you just add it to the network and all PC's can connect to it. It was $99 and I have two 750Gb Drives in it. I keep some important stuff on it along with content so it allows you to make them one big drive or you can use one for storage and one to be a mirror of the other .. anytime you add or remove anything it mirrors the drive. If one goes bad i just swap it out and it will mirror off the other. it does cut the space in half but i won't lose anything.

http://images.bestbuy.com/BestBuy_US...444205cv1a.jpg

that is a realy good thing to know. One thing I am needing 2 know!:thumbsup


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