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Superform
Posts: 4344
Location: Cairns, Queensland
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| #0 07:03pm 18/05/07 |
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Cl1nt
Posts: 772
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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Shotgun!
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| #1 07:10pm 18/05/07 |
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rubba-chikin
Posts: 5260
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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el oh el deathstar
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| #2 08:05pm 18/05/07 |
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TicMan
Posts: 2059
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #3 08:35pm 18/05/07 |
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ravn0s
Posts: 5010
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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heh thought thread was about a 1 terrabyte CD
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| #4 08:38pm 18/05/07 |
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Nailbomb
Posts: 2128
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
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$550 for a 1Tb drive is damn good given how much the 750's were when they came out. Still I'd steer clear of the deathstar and wait for a seagate version.
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| #5 09:25pm 18/05/07 |
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Erik-the-Red
Posts: 2219
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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you know the deathstars had the problems with they were made by IBM. now they're hitachi, they're better now
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| #6 09:42pm 18/05/07 |
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koopz
Posts: 6194
Location: Queensland
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a s***eload better... still - there's the stigma
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| #7 09:50pm 18/05/07 |
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infi
Posts: 5933
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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mass porn storage woot!
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| #8 12:28am 19/05/07 |
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whoop
Posts: 11326
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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seagate > *
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| #9 03:33pm 19/05/07 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 20625
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I remember scuzzy posted ages ago a small enclosure thing that you could chuck in 2 drives and run them (I think via USB) in RAID or something. Does anyone know anything like that?
I need to massively increase my backup storage available; my email alone is up to around 5gb and my work docs and other data stuff like my photos and mp3 collection continues to grow unabated. I want to be able to do incremental and periodic snapshots of a bunch of s*** and I really need lots of space, so I was thinking about grabbing one of those enclosure things and chucking in a few 500gb drives. |
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| #10 04:02pm 19/05/07 |
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Insom
Posts: 1469
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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the network-attached ones for home users are starting to get pretty decent, this double SATA drive dealie from D-Link that supports striping, mirroring, or spanning the disks, and has GB lan and some other neat features
course it's byo disks, the unit itself is like $300 but for what it can do that's not all bad |
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| #11 04:16pm 19/05/07 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 20626
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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That looks cool but it's a bit more hardcore than what I was after really - I just want something that I can throw disks in, plug in via USB and bam, another USBN drive.
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| #12 04:29pm 19/05/07 |
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rubba-chikin
Posts: 5263
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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a s***eload better... still - there's the stigma You think they woulda changed the model name after the disasters that were the old deskstar's... |
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| #13 04:42pm 19/05/07 |
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ara
Posts: 1150
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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| #14 01:27am 20/05/07 |
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Jim
Posts: 5722
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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that list of apparently unsupported drives is interesting ara, even if it is a couple of years old
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| #15 08:09am 20/05/07 |
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B@ssM@n
Posts: 1078
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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you know the deathstars had the problems with they were made by IBMThey used glass platters which gave them no end of grief in the end... |
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| #16 08:31am 20/05/07 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 20633
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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ara, that looks perfect, though as jim says the unsupported drives is a little weird. I'm sure the retailer will be able to tell me what drives will work with it though AMIRITE?
CA have a few other thecus products which look a little beefier, including 4 and 5 HDD versions (looks like it might be aight for the office jim :) |
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| #17 11:14am 20/05/07 |
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Jim
Posts: 5723
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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yeah was thinking the same thing, specially chocked full of 1tb disks
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| #18 01:02pm 20/05/07 |
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smashingpumpkin
Posts: 512
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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what next, apples with a 2nd mouse button?? the apple mighty mouse does have a right click feature. |
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| #19 03:01pm 20/05/07 |
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ara
Posts: 1152
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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from their website re: the 2050 HDD Capacity 80/120/160/200/250/300/400/500GB and above I would say the link on AusPcMarket's website is just out of date. |
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| #20 07:51pm 21/05/07 |
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Jim
Posts: 5727
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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no i would say your out of date
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| #21 07:59pm 21/05/07 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 1783
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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you're
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| #22 09:27am 22/05/07 |
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Jim
Posts: 5731
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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no u
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| #23 10:18am 22/05/07 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 12637
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I remember scuzzy posted ages ago a small enclosure thing that you could chuck in 2 drives and run them (I think via USB) in RAID or something. Does anyone know anything like that?I was after one for Raid-5, and it was f***ing retardedly expensive so I didn't bother, This is the newer version of that product: http://tinyurl.com/295tmv last edited by scuzzy at 10:43:56 22/May/07 |
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