i just have an ickle 60Gb drive in my lappy and store most stuff (audio and video) on my server which has 4 drives ('bout 200Gb space all up) and a wireless connection in between:smile2:
i just have an ickle 60Gb drive in my lappy and store most stuff (audio and video) on my server which has 4 drives ('bout 200Gb space all up) and a wireless connection in between:smile2:
Wireless? Nice...
right now, i have 4 hard drives. an 80gb in my desktop (12gbs worth of music and stuff on it) 2 external hard drives (ones a 40gb and the other is a 4gb the 4 was pulled out of a smashed laptop) and in my laptop i have a 40gb with 2.6gb on it. i dont tend to put to much on my drives, and i dont like to partition them. so thats my setup.
FYI guys, I just got a free laptop donation from school. It has 11 GB of hard drive space at 4200 RPM...Sucks, but free, so I'm not complaining.
laptops rule :D
I concur.
been quite a while since i posted, but here we go....
connected to my pc currently, i have 2 harddrives, one 250gb hitachi hdd, and one 60gb WD harddrive, i also have a 160gb maxtor harddrive in my ps2, and a 40gb hdd in my xbox, i also currently have a 60gb hdd in a pc that im in the process of trying to rid myself of, and a 10gb harddrive sittin around doing a whole lot of nothing, so in total, including my video game systems, i've got 540gb of hdd space :D
Well, on my main development / music machine:
- 5x 300gb WD HDD on a NetCell SR5103 in a Raid-5 configuration (Music)
- 2x 500gb on-board Raid-1+0 Seagates (Development / VM's)
- 1x 300gb WD HDD (OS)
I use the raid-5 array for all of my music mostly. I used to be a DJ and have a TON of music. Once a decent SATA raid-5 controller came out that wasn't the cost of a small child, I pounced on it. I got tired of having hundreds of DVD's, CD's, and music on 20 different hard drives. Worth biting the bullet - and the added bonus of the safety net with a HDD crash is a nice benefit.
The mirror is for my development files and virtual machines. The drives finally came down to a reasonable price and made it nice to have all the VM's in a single location.
Other than that, pretty routine config.
I have 5 Western Digital 120 gig SE drives and 1 Western Digital 500 gig SATA drive in the same machine.
I've been wondering... Is it time to move beyond SATA I and SATA II and onto one of those newer hard drives?
By the way I'm a video gamer. Does that change anything?
What do you mean "newer hard drives"? I was under the impression most HDDs are either IDE or SATA, with server HDDs mostly being SCSI. Is there a new interface?
I'd say the "newest" ones I can think of are the solid state ones, but they continue to use PATA or SATA interfaces.Originally Posted by LtData
-brendan
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