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Originally posted by Jarmusch
If you're saying SATA drives are less likely to suffer mechanical failure, you're wrong.
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They couldnt be any worse than IDE drives, which last about a year around here now. I am working on building a new file server. As soon as I get it built, I am going to move my office onto a file/server model instead of a workgroup model.
That is, no documents or files will be saved on local machines - all saving is on the server where it can be protected. Only OS and program run locally, all stuff saved to the network.
I just ordered four of these (link below) last night and four removeable drive bays. Also ordered a new MB that supports SATA RAID and a full height file server case. I'll stick a gigabit card in there and this olace will finally be run the way it always should have been.
http://www.tcwo.com/cgi-bin/webc.cgi...4oBmP0@rJjjCKH