You New This Was Coming, but Still Amazing.


Bartram

Bartram

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You Knew This Was Coming, but Still Amazing.

,,,,,, a 1 terabyte external hard drive???? I can remember the first computer I got had a WHOPPING 44 MEG hard drive. I thought I'd never use up that memory and the hard drive was the size of a brick and about as heavy. Technology is amazing isn't it? :nod
 
I would be concerned about losing the data if I didn't have it set up in a RAID 1 configuration, if I decided to get them.

Almost time to call this weekend over.
 

pv_symbiotic said:
I would be concerned about losing the data if I didn't have it set up in a RAID 1 configuration, if I decided to get them.

Almost time to call this weekend over.
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No doubt. We use RAID drives in our test sets at work. We've got individual computers with large GB hard drives that capture data that's copied to a RAID drive farm which is also copied to a central server and then when it's on the central server that's copied to a server in CA. We haven't lost any data even with some of the RAID drives dieing (they are late 90s drives and we are running on Windows 2000).
 
Da_Sperm said:
TERADATA at home, WOW!
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Yea!!!! I was thinking about that last week when my 240GB hard drive went bad. I have 160GB of photos. 11,000 pics!!! Even the GeekSquad at Best Buy almost past out when they found out how much data I had. I have a DV movie camera and I tested a 7 minute clip in HD. 30Gigs!!!!!!!:scared: I wound have to purchase a 500GB external hard drive($369.00) to save my 120minute footage. So I love the idea of Teradata at home YES!!!:jump:
 
pbla said:
Yea!!!! I was thinking about that last week when my 240GB hard drive went bad. I have 160GB of photos. 11,000 pics!!! Even the GeekSquad at Best Buy almost past out when they found out how much data I had. I have a DV movie camera and I tested a 7 minute clip in HD. 30Gigs!!!!!!!:scared: I wound have to purchase a 500GB external hard drive($369.00) to save my 120minute footage. So I love the idea of Teradata at home YES!!!:jump:
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how did it go bad? i got a 200 gig ext. hard drive with music and other personal things on it.
 
Just got some editing software last week. It sucks up mega-bites of memory like nothing. I edited some movies into 1min 30sec cut and that took 40+MB.(but Windows Media Player format takes way less at less quality thank goodness.) I see even more why more memory/storage is better.
 
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