Anyone using 750Gb drives?

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  • Quotealex
    Confirmed User
    • Sep 2001
    • 6265
    #51
    Here for 50 X 750Gb drives

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      • rowan
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Mar 2002
        • 17393
        #52
        Originally posted by spunkronaut
        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

        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. It would have cost literally thousands when it was purchased.

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          • mrthumbs
            salad tossing sig guy
            • Apr 2002
            • 11702
            #53
            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

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              • MikesTraffic
                Confirmed User
                • Jan 2006
                • 1992
                #54
                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
                Fortinet GURU

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                  • MikesTraffic
                    Confirmed User
                    • Jan 2006
                    • 1992
                    #55
                    *edit*
                    FIrst post didnt show immediately so I posted again, damn GFY lol
                    Fortinet GURU

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                      • Dagwolf
                        President of Canada
                        • Sep 2003
                        • 23141
                        #56
                        Originally posted by rowan
                        I have a 5Mb (megabyte) full height 5.25" clunker that was given to me for shock value. It would have cost literally thousands when it was purchased.
                        Pics? :D

                        My first hard drive was 5 Mb...
                        Sleep well, and dream of large women.

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                          • rowan
                            Too lazy to set a custom title
                            • Mar 2002
                            • 17393
                            #57
                            Originally posted by mrthumbs
                            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...

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                              • rowan
                                Too lazy to set a custom title
                                • Mar 2002
                                • 17393
                                #58
                                Raw miniDV footage also consumes about 13Gb per hour

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                                  • wyldworx
                                    So Fucking Banned
                                    • Dec 2006
                                    • 5144
                                    #59
                                    Originally posted by MikeVega
                                    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.

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

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