Post your total HD size
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GG
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Post your total HD size
Mine is 120 GB, filled up for a long time ago, now I have to burn movies on CDs
Only eight and a half year till this pr0n is finished!!
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TheParanoidOne
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qqzm
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Main PC (Running Windows 2003 server + Citrix Metaframe XP):
36GB IBM Ultra160 SCSI Disk (Windows, Applications, Games etc...)
72GB Quantum Ultra320 10K SCSI Disk (Video Capture)
4x 200GB Maxtor UDMA Disks in RAID 0+1 giving ~ 390GB of usable space.
2nd PC (Running Netware):
120 GB Maxtor UDMA Disk
Spare (Read old) disks:
20GB, 14.4GB, 3.2GB lying around somewhere.
And yes, they are all completely full (apart from the vidcap disk).
36GB IBM Ultra160 SCSI Disk (Windows, Applications, Games etc...)
72GB Quantum Ultra320 10K SCSI Disk (Video Capture)
4x 200GB Maxtor UDMA Disks in RAID 0+1 giving ~ 390GB of usable space.
2nd PC (Running Netware):
120 GB Maxtor UDMA Disk
Spare (Read old) disks:
20GB, 14.4GB, 3.2GB lying around somewhere.
And yes, they are all completely full (apart from the vidcap disk).
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master of the peer
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hdd
40gb on main computer
6gb on networked computer
2gb on 2nd networked computer
dead 3gb and 40gb used as bookend,
40 gb on internet computer (only for p2p)
I burn cd's once a week, for all the new files i p2p'd
6gb on networked computer
2gb on 2nd networked computer
dead 3gb and 40gb used as bookend,
40 gb on internet computer (only for p2p)
I burn cd's once a week, for all the new files i p2p'd
The Peer Master is here, now feed me with alot of free programs!
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mick_dundee
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27.9G
I'm a CD man myself (ie "Off to a CD with you", not "Meh. You can stay there"), so it will take ages before it fills up.
I suppose I'm a CD man because of the fear of my HDD dying (it's happened before, a few times) and losing ~10G data
I'm a CD man myself (ie "Off to a CD with you", not "Meh. You can stay there"), so it will take ages before it fills up.
I suppose I'm a CD man because of the fear of my HDD dying (it's happened before, a few times) and losing ~10G data
Life's a game until you realise that there's no quicksave.
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Qbert
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A person on my campus used to pretty much be our entire DC Hub. I think he had near 3TBs total. He had incredible equipment because he was a big beta tester for companies; he didn't pay anything for the equipment. He was just to do extensive testing on the hardware, and he ended up making the data storage more optimized.
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Blippo
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Hmm.. lemme see
40 gigs (has Windows installed + some allocated for linux)
80 gigs (datafiles, + some used for another Linux installation)
I really don't know how much has been lost because of three installed OS'es.. so I think I'm going to buy another 120-160 gigs just to start a fresh install, and moving data from old HD's, format partitions etc etc..
[updated]
Okay, so I bough 2x160 and made a RAID mirror. Two months after the purschase, all space is filled up :/
Maybe I should make it a striped RAID instead...
40 gigs (has Windows installed + some allocated for linux)
80 gigs (datafiles, + some used for another Linux installation)
I really don't know how much has been lost because of three installed OS'es.. so I think I'm going to buy another 120-160 gigs just to start a fresh install, and moving data from old HD's, format partitions etc etc..
[updated]
Okay, so I bough 2x160 and made a RAID mirror. Two months after the purschase, all space is filled up :/
Maybe I should make it a striped RAID instead...
Last edited by Blippo on 2004-04-05 22:18, edited 1 time in total.
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Swe_Stumblebum
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Ditto for my desktop. I upgraded when my 20GB disk died. I thought 120GB was plenty of room, but it's amazing how quickly you can fill it with all sorts of crap!
hehehe I filled up a 500GB hdd in about 2 days with a ton of useless crap u will never use :p well its fine as long as its on ur friends comp
TOTAL HDD: 20 + 120 Extrenal wd
i got a laptop right now
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Borlag
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120GB Maxtor *2
60GB Seagate *2
Freespace currently running at 70GB or so, though I believe I could easily free some room by simply removing games I never play but still have installed, or the second OS I saved simply for reference when helping my brother with various computer problems.
60GB Seagate *2
Freespace currently running at 70GB or so, though I believe I could easily free some room by simply removing games I never play but still have installed, or the second OS I saved simply for reference when helping my brother with various computer problems.
"Save a tree, Eat a beaver"
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